Today, the World of Collecting invites you to delve into the fascinating universe of philatelic errors. In our new video, we reveal the surprising story of a stamp linked to an aeronautical exploit. This seemingly insignificant stamp conceals an intriguing detail that makes it a real treasure for collectors.

Whether you’re a passionate philatelist or just curious, this video is for you. Discover this captivating anecdote by clicking on the link, and then explore Delcampe to find this stamp and many others with printing errors.

Don’t miss this opportunity to add a piece of history to your collection!

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Written by Héloïse

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3 comments

  1. Why is this not available in English – my screen says English but it is not – just wasted my time and was interested

  2. Even though this oddity is curious, a philatelic error in my book is something that differs from the officially issued item, it can be something that was not intended to be released to the public. This story is about the officially issued item, so I guess that Swiss Post were being rational and economical in not printing a new batch with the actual year of issue.