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DescriptionGul tre skilling banco.jpg |
Français : Le 3 skilling jaune de Suède (1855), un des timbres les plus chers du monde. Exemplaire unique issu d'une erreur de couleur.
English: Yellow 3 skilling of Sweden, 1855, one of the world's most expensive stamps. A unique example of a colour error.
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Placé sur le wikipédia en suédois par Den fjättrade ankan le 12 juillet 2003.
- Digitization from Stephens, Glen (May 2005). Sweden 'Tre Skilling Yellow' book. glenstephens.com. Archived from the original on 2 February 2012. Retrieved on 2 February 2012.
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sv:P.A. Sparre (1828-1921) |
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