Romania 1935 King Carol II – 6 Lei Imperforate Block of Four, Inverted Watermark, MNH (Mi. #498U)
€ 600,00
Rare imperforate block of four from Romania’s 1935 King Carol II definitives (6 Lei brown-carmine), on “CC” watermark paper with inverted watermark. Mint never hinged with creases. Only 200 printed.
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An extremely scarce and striking imperforate block of four from Romania’s 1935 definitive issue featuring King Carol II.
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Catalogue Number: Michel #498U
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Issue: King Carol II Definitives
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Denomination: 6 Lei
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Colour: Brown-carmine
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Format: Block of four, imperforate (nedantelat), left sheet margin
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Paper: “CC” watermark with inverted watermark
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Gum: Original gum, never hinged (MNH)
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Condition: Creases present, otherwise very fine appearance
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Production: Only 200 stamps of this type printed
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Certification: Authenticated by Iulian Dumitru Cherata (AIEP), Certificate dated 24/06/2025
This item represents one of the most elusive modern royal philatelic productions of Romania. A highly desirable and investment-grade block for advanced collectors.
| Stamps By Country | Romania |
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| Stamps by Era | Early 20th Century (1900–1945) |
| Stamps By Format | Block |
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