
Belgium 'Termonde' Inverted Dendermonde
Belgium · 1920 · 65c
This definitive stamp features a vignette of the Dendermonde (Termonde) Town Hall. It is famous for a printing error where the central design was printed upside down relative to the frame. The stamp was issued to raise funds for war charities and reconstruction after World War I.
Issued in the aftermath of World War I, this stamp is part of a series highlighting Belgian cities and their resilience. The inverted error makes it one of Belgium's most famous and sought-after philatelic rarities.
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