Romania 1918 – German Occupation – Revenue Stamps “Gültig 9. Armee” Thin Overprint – Rare in Blocks of Four – MNH
€ 600,00
Specialized group of Romanian fiscal stamps from the German occupation of Romania, bearing the “Gültig 9. Armee” overprint associated with the German 9th Army. Four denominations are represented, each preserved as a block of four MNH, with the thin overprint type.
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Group of Romanian fiscal / revenue stamps used in the context of the German occupation of Romania during the First World War, overprinted “Gültig 9. Armee” (“Valid [for the] 9th Army”).
The group comprises four different denominations: 10 Bani, 30 Bani, 1 Leu and 5 Lei, each preserved as an intact block of four. The stamps retain their original Romanian fiscal designs, with the occupation overprint applied over the lower portion of each stamp.
These examples show the thin type of the “Gültig 9. Armee” overprint. Preserving each denomination as an intact multiple allows the typography, positioning and individual characteristics of the overprints to be compared across the four stamps in each block.
All four blocks are Mint Never Hinged (MNH) with original gum.
| Stamps By Country | Romania, Germany |
|---|---|
| Stamps By Format | Set, Block |
| Stamps by Region | Europe |
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