Postage Stamp Design Errors
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A listing of postage stamps of Cuba depicting design errors.

1899 (month unknown)

Cuba

10-centime special delivery stamp misspells "inmediata" as "IMMEDIATA". A corrected stamp was released in 1902.

Catalog numbers: Scott E2

Approximate value: US$15 (Scott 2014).

1972 November 30

Cuba


2-centavo postage stamp depicts a 15th century caravel, with wind blowing flag in opposite direction of sails;
13-centavo postage stamp depicts a 19th century steam packet, with wind blowing four flags in opposite direction of sails.

Catalog numbers: Scott 1747,1751

Approximate value: US$0.95 (Scott 2010).

1978 February 20

Cuba

6-centavo stamp depicts painting Landscape with Figures by Jean-Baptiste Pillement, with surname misspelled "Pilliment".

Catalog numbers: Scott 2177; Stanley Gibbons 2432

Approximate value: US$0.20 (Scott 2010).

1979 March 20

Cuba


3-, 10-, 13-, and 30-centavo postage stamps depict marine flora, misspelling "Nymphaea" as "Nymphaca".

Catalog numbers: Scott 2239-2242

Approximate value: US$0.90 (Scott 2010).

1982 March 31

Cuba

20-centavo stamp depicts painting Twilight by William-Adolphe Bouguereau, with surname misspelled "Bougueran".

Catalog numbers: Scott 2513; Stanley Gibbons 2819

Approximate value: US$0.25 (Scott 2010).

1982 May 31

Cuba

9-centavo stamp depicts painting Landscape by Jean-Baptiste Pillement, with surname misspelled "Piliment".

Catalog numbers: Scott 2512; Stanley Gibbons 2818

Approximate value: US$0.20 (Scott 2010).

1982 June 7

Cuba

PHILEXFRANCE '82 philatelic exposition.
1-peso postage stamp depicts a ship with the wind blowing the sails forward (left) but the four flags backwards (right).

Catalog numbers: Scott 2516

Approximate value: US$1.60 (Scott 2010).

1984 April 27

Cuba

ESPANA '84 philatelic exposition.
100-centavo postage stamp depicts a steam-powered clipper ship being blown right by the wind in its sails, but the smoke exhaust and flags are being blown left.

Catalog numbers: Scott 2704

Approximate value: US$1.60 (Scott 2010).

1989 September 29

Cuba


3-centavo postage stamp depicts a sailing ship being blown to the right, but the three flags are being blown to the left;
. 50-centavo postage stamp depicts a sailing ship being blown to the right, but the four flags are being blown to the left.

Catalog numbers: Scott 3144,3148

Approximate value: US$0.90 (Scott 2010).

1990 February 20

Cuba

25th Summer Olympic Games, Barcelona, Spain.
1-, 4-, 5-, 10-, 30-, 50-centavo and 1-peso postage stamps depict incorrect Olympic rings symbol.

Catalog numbers: Scott 3198-3204; Michel 3363-3369

Approximate value: US$3.40 (Scott 2010).

1990 August 24

Cuba

50-centavo postage stamp depicts the Prosthemadera novaeseelandiae bird, misspelled as "Prostemadera novaeseelandiae".

Catalog numbers: Scott 3246

Approximate value: US$0.55 (Scott 2010).

1992 September 18

Cuba

500th anniversary of discovery of America by Christopher Columbus.
10-centavo postage stamp depicts a sailing ship being blown left, but the flags being blown right.

Catalog numbers: Scott 3442

Approximate value: US$0.20 (Scott 2010).

1993 April 14

Cuba

10-centavo stamp depicts a bicycle designed by Ernest Michaux, with first name misspelled "Ermest".

Catalog numbers: Scott 3495

Approximate value: US$0.20 (Scott 2010).

1994 June 23

Cuba



100th anniversary of the International Olympic Committee.
5-, 30-, and 50-centavo stamps depict the Olympic flag attached to the pole on the wrong side.
The 30-centavo stamp has a rough hand-drawn map of the world, which excuses most of the inaccuracy, but it would have been nice to at least have the Baja peninsula on Mexico, for New Zealand to exist, for Australia to not be attached to the islands to the north, and to include the entire continent of Antarctica. There is even an added non-existant dot of an island directly below Africa.

Catalog numbers: Michel 3755-3757; Scott 3577-3579; Stanley Gibbons 3900-3902; Yvert 3376-3378

Approximate value: US$1.25 (Scott 2010).

1996 May 8

Cuba


CAPEX '96 Canada Philatelic Exposition.
10-, 15-, 65-, 75-, and 85-centavo postage stamps depict flags being blown in the opposite direction of the wind blowing the sails.

Catalog numbers: Scott 3742-3746; Michel 3920-3924; Yvert 3534-3538; Stanley Gibbons 4073-4077

Approximate value: US$3.20 (Scott 2010).

1998 February 19

Cuba

100th anniversary of the death of Brigadier General Vidal Ducasse Reeve.
15-centavo postage stamp misspells Reeve's last name as "Revee".

Catalog numbers: Scott 3903; Michel 4091; Yvert 3698

Approximate value: US$0.25 (Scott 2010).

2000 May 18

Cuba

75-centavo stamp depicts airship of August von Parseval, with surname misspelled "Perseval".

Catalog numbers: Scott 4083

Approximate value: US$0.90 (Scott 2010).

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