97
(MI BG 93) | 98
(MI BG 94) | 99
(MI BG 95) | 100
(MI BG 96) | 101
(MI BG 97) | 102
(MI BG 98) | 103
(MI BG 99) |
| 06.08.1913 - " red overprint on 1 stotinki BK 82 ", " dark blue overprint on 2 stotinki BK 83 ", " dark blue overprint on 3 stotinki BK 84 ", " red overprint on 5 stotinki BK 85 ", " black overprint on 10 stotinki BK 86 ", " dark green overprint on 15 stotinki BK 87 " and " red overprint on 25 stotinki BK 88 " - overprint with the inscriptions "OSVOB. WAR" and "1912-1913" Artist: Georgi Evstatiev Ivanov, Anton Mitov,
Short description: Overprint with the inscriptions "OSVOB. WAR" and "1912-1913" BK 82-88 Information about the publicationBK number: 97, 98, 99, 100, 101, 102, 103,
Nominal value: red on 1 stotinka Stotinka, dark blue on 2 stotinki Stotinki, dark blue on 3 stotinki Stotinki, red on 5 stotinki Stotinki, black on 10 stotinki Stotinki, dark green on 15 stotinki Stotinki, red on 25 stotinki Stotinki,
Perforation: for 97, 98, 99, 100, 101, 102, 103 - Linear 12
Printing: for 97 - 1 000 000, 98 - 500 000, 99 - 500 000, 100 - 1 000 000, 101 - 1 000 000, 102 - 500 000, 103 - 500 000
Tags: history
Additional information:Of 98 they exist with light blue, of 99 - with gray or black, of 102 - with light green and red overprint. Of all values, there are overprints with horizontally and vertically shifted (at 99-102 overprints "1912-1913" above "OSVOB. WAR"), and also with errors in letters and numbers (for 97-98, 100-103 — "1918" instead of "1913"). The overprints were made to commemorate the Balkan War of 1912-1913, called the Liberation War, as its purpose was the liberation of the lands with Bulgarian population in Macedonia and Adrianople Thrace, which were under the rule of the Ottoman Empire. The order for the overprinting was made on 15.V.1913, two days before the signing of the London Peace Treaty (17.V.1913), which put an end to the war. However, the stamps were put into use shortly after the end of the Inter-Allied War and the Bucharest Peace Treaty (28.VII.1913) was signed, the consequences of which were qualified as the First National Catastrophe for Bulgaria. |
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Nominal |
Price for clean |
Price with stamp | | for BC number: 97 | red on 1 stotinka Stotinka | 2 BGN | 0.4 BGN | for BC number: 98 | dark blue on 2 stotinki Stotinki | 2 BGN | 0.2 BGN | for BC number: 99 | dark blue on 3 stotinki Stotinki | 2 BGN | 0.4 BGN | for BC number: 100 | red on 5 stotinki Stotinki | 2 BGN | 0.2 BGN | for BC number: 101 | black on 10 stotinki Stotinki | 2 BGN | 0.2 BGN | for BC number: 102 | dark green on 15 stotinki Stotinki | 3.5 BGN | 0.2 BGN | for BC number: 103 | red on 25 stotinki Stotinki | 6.5 BGN | 0.4 BGN | | Total price (without curiosities): | 20.00 BGN | 2.00 BGN |
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