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"Regular - National Assembly" - two postage stamps.
📅 03.10.1919
Regular Stamp
2 pcs.
132
(MI BG 126)
133
(MI BG 127)
Artist:
Stefan Badzhov
Perforation:
for BC 132 — Crested 11 1/2:11 3/4, for BC 133 — Linear 11 1/2
Paper:
poor quality with creases and partial lack of glue
Printing:
for BC 132 — 37,900,000, for BC 133 — 47,085,000
Additional Information
Of all the values, there are darker or lighter shades. Of the 132, there are those with a mirror print on the reverse side of the stamp. The entire edition is of very poor quality - with creases on the paper, partial lack of gum, smudging of the drawing and especially of the text "stotinki", poor perforation. They are found without perforation, without perforation on one side and pairs, between which there is no perforation. Some of the circulations are perforated with very thin needles, the holes are small and the stamps are difficult to tear from each other, which violates the integrity of the perforation.| BC № | Nominal | MNH | Used/CTO |
|---|---|---|---|
| BC 132 | 1 stotinka | 0.15 € | 0.05 € |
| BC 133 | 2 stotinki | 0.10 € | 0.05 € |
| Series Total | 0.26 € | 0.10 € | |
"Regular - one year since the accession of Tsar Boris III to the Bulgarian throne." - eight postage stamps.
📅 03.10.1919
Regular Stamp
8 pcs.
134
(MI BG 128)
135
(MI BG 129)
136
(MI BG 129)
137
(MI BG 130)
138
(MI BG 131)
139
(MI BG 132)
140
(MI BG 133)
141
(MI BG 134)
Artist:
Stefan Badzhov
Perforation:
Crest 11 3/4:11 1/2
Paper:
poor quality with creases and partial lack of glue, poor serration
Printing:
for BC 134 — 9,898,600, for BC 135 and BC 136 — 18,710,300, for BC 137 — 36,493,900, for BC 138 — 33,746,600, for BC 139 — 38,746,600, for BC 140 — 9,663,400, for BC 141 — 40,441,000
Additional Information
Of all values, there are darker or lighter shades, as well as a mirror print on the reverse of the stamp. From 140 there are without perforation with an impression of 134 on the reverse of the stamp (double proof). From 136 and 141 there are also on very thin paper (similar to the one with which the heraldic stamps of this period were printed). Their price varies within 40.00 - 80.00. The entire edition is of very poor quality - folds on the paper, partial lack of gum and poor perforation. They are found without perforation, without perforation on one side and pairs, between them without perforation. Part of the circulations are perforated with very thin needles, the holes are small and the stamps are difficult to tear from each other, which violates the integrity of the perforation.| BC № | Nominal | MNH | Used/CTO |
|---|---|---|---|
| BC 134 | 3 stotinki | 0.06 € | 0.02 € |
| BC 135 | 5 stotinki green | 0.06 € | 0.02 € |
| BC 136 | 5 stotinki emerald green | 0.06 € | 0.02 € |
| BC 137 | 10 stotinki | 0.06 € | 0.02 € |
| BC 138 | 15 stotinki | 0.07 € | 0.01 € |
| BC 139 | 25 stotinki | 0.07 € | 0.01 € |
| BC 140 | 30 stotinki | 0.07 € | 0.01 € |
| BC 141 | 50 stotinki | 0.07 € | 0.01 € |
| Series Total | 0.51 € | 0.10 € | |