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A listing of postage stamps of Pakistan depicting design errors.

1955 August 14

Pakistan

2 1/2-anna stamp with arabic denomination written in opposite order, "1/2 2". A corrected version was released in December 1956.

Catalog numbers: Scott 73; Stanley Gibbons 73

Approximate value: US$0.65 (Scott 2010).

2007 September 22

Pakistan

10-rupee stamp marks the 3rd meeting of the ECO postal authorities; the design was copied from the Iranian stamp, and erroneously kept the denomination, release date, and country name.

Catalog numbers: Scott 1101; Stanley Gibbons 1351

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