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

1924 December 1

Denmark

10-, 15-, and 20-ore stamps depict King Christian X and King Christian IV, but each image is reversed left-right; correct images are also issued, so this may have been intentional.

Catalog numbers: Scott 165,167,169,171,173,175

Approximate value: US$42 (Scott 2014).

2004 August 25

Denmark

4.50-kroner postage stamp depicts Viking ship with wind blowing sail left-to-right, but flag flying right-to-left.

Catalog numbers: Scott 1284

Approximate value: US$0.85 (Scott 2010).

Next country: Dominica.

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