The only known example of a sensational surface-printed error, and a true unicum of Victorian philately.
This 1881 1d Lilac, Die II, shows the striking error of a double print, the adhesive bearing a strong, clear and unmistakable double impression. Post Office Fresh Unmounted Mint and listed as SG Spec. K8 var, it is recorded as the only known example. A David Brandon Certificate accompanies this sensational rarity.
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