- An
overprint is an
additional layer of text or
graphics added to the face of a
postage or
revenue stamp,
postal stationery,
banknote or
ticket after it...
-
fulfil the
replacement obligation of the
treaties and the
stamps used for
overstamping were very easy to copy, so a
large portion of the
common currency circulated...
- the "holey dollar", was
worth five shillings. This was
indicated by
overstamping the two new coins. The
obverse of the
holey dollar was
stamped the words...
- technology. In addition, MICR
remained machine readable, even
through overstamping, marking,
mutilation and more. The
first cheques using MICR were printed...
- Reason:
dissolution of the Austro-Hungarian
Empire Ratio: at par Note:
Overstamping of
banknotes of the Austro-Hungarian
Krone Currency of
Fiume October...
- break.[citation needed]
Fraudulent operation of time
clocks can
include overstamping,
where one time is
stamped over another, and buddy-punching,
where one...
-
Belgian aircraft manufacturer Stampee also
called "stampe", a coin made by
overstamping another foreign coin Hanks, Patrick, ed. (2003).
Dictionary of American...
- ones at 3), and the
manufacturer code at 6 o'clock.
Reloaded cartridges overstamp a
triangle at the 6 o'clock position. From 1968 to 2007
ammunition packaging...
-
Treasury notes (5 and 10 Mark, 1904/06) with red
Persian denomination overstamp for 12
qiran 10
shahi and 25
qiran respectively (1916–17). Part of the...
-
called "Pakkundon",
meaning "exchangeable money" were
implemented by an
overstamp and
serial number color. This was
intended to
protect the
value of the...
