Definitive issue of 1920 – 10 dinar stamp
The 10 dinar stamp was printed in lithography and perforated line 11½. Denominations printed in lithography were printed twice. Ten dinar stamp was issued on:
- 21 June 1920, dark colors, circulation: 248.175
- 16 July 1920, light colors, circulation: 922.700
Preparation of print plates
Judging from the types observed on sheets A and B, in preparation process were first manufactured films of 10 stamps in a 5 x 2 form. This form was then multiplied in manufacturing of print plates. Types presented in the table below can be observed throughout the sheets on expected positions.
Print plates layout
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10 dinar print plate layout |
The press sheet of denominations printed in lithography (2, 6 and 10 dinars) consisted of 225 stamps arranged in four separate sheets:
- Sheet A: 100 stamps in layout 10 x 10
- Sheet B: 50 stamps in layout 5 x 10
- Sheet C: 50 stamps in layout 10 x 5
- Sheet D: 25 stamps in layout 5 x 5
Constant varieties
SHEET A (10 x 10), the second print | Field number | Sheets | ||
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I | ![]() |
Blue network between stamps damaged | 5-6 | Complete 10 dinar sheets of the first print (darker colors):
Complete 10 dinar sheets of the second print
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II | ![]() |
Colored dot below King’s left eye | 10 | |
III | ![]() |
Circle below the first letter V in KRALJEVSTVO | 11 | |
SHEET B (5 x 10), the first print | Field number | |||
I | ![]() |
Blue dot on King’s forehead | 1 |
Bibliography
- Fleck, Vladimir (1947): Priručnik Maraka Jugoslavenskih Zemalja, Book 1, Tome 6, Hrvatski Filatelistički Savez, Zagreb