Romania 1935 – King Carol II 1 Leu – Block of Four with Major Paper Fold Printing Error – MNH
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Romania 1935 King Carol II 1 Leu definitive in a mint never hinged block of four, showing a major paper fold / pre-printing fold error affecting the upper-right stamp. The folded portion of paper interrupted the normal printing process, producing a striking displaced and partially missing design when the fold is opened.
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Block of four of the 1935 Romanian King Carol II 1 Leu definitive, preserved Mint Never Hinged (MNH) with marginal paper at top and right.
The upper-right stamp exhibits a pronounced paper fold printing error. During printing, a section of the sheet was folded over the stamp area, preventing the design from being normally transferred to the covered portion of the paper. When unfolded, the affected area reveals the resulting interruption and displacement of the printed design.
The error remains attached within the original block of four, together with the surrounding sheet margins, allowing the production fault and its relationship to the normally printed stamps to be clearly observed.
| Stamps By Country | Romania |
|---|---|
| Stamps by Era | Early 20th Century (1900–1945) |
| Stamps By Format | Block |
| Stamps by Region | Europe |
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