"Conversion to the Orthodox faith of Crown Prince Boris Turnovsky ("February 2"). " - a series of four postage stamps.
📅 02.02.1896
Stamp
4 pcs.
45
(MI BG 40)
46
(MI BG 41)
47
(MI BG 42)
48
(MI BG 43)
Artist:
Unknown
Perforation:
scalloped 12 3/4
Paper:
Lithographic print
Printing:
for BC 45 — 3 062 000, for BC 46 — 1 310 000, for BC 47 — 1 422 000, for BC 48 — 620 000
Additional Information
45-48 were printed with 5 types of photoclichés, arranged consecutively in the printing form of the postal sheet - twice in a row, having small and minor various characteristic defects in the image. Each horizontal bar of five stamps contains all five types of clichés. Stamps were originally printed on smooth watermarked paper. Additionally, from the 1st, 15th and 25th centuries, quantities were printed on rough paper without a watermark, which were ready on 9.III.1896 and were probably put into use then. In this second printing, there was a slight difference in the numerical designation of the face value of the 15th century stamps - the flag of the number 5 is curved (type I). Rough paper stamps are rarer - + 100%. Of all values, there are lighter or darker shades, and of those on smooth paper with a watermark - without serrations (samples). Stamps with part of the watermark are rarer.| BC № | Nominal | MNH | Used/CTO |
|---|---|---|---|
| BC 45 | 1 stotinka | 0.51 € | 0.26 € |
| BC 46 | 5 stotinki | 0.51 € | 0.26 € |
| BC 47 | 15 stotinki | 1.79 € | 0.51 € |
| BC 48 | 25 stotinki | 5.37 € | 1.02 € |
| Series Total | 8.18 € | 2.05 € | |