Russian Levant 70 Kopek on 7 Ruble
Russian Offices in the Turkish Empire · 1909 · 70 Kopek on 7 Ruble
This stamp features a prominent black overprint of '70 Kopek' on a 7 Ruble definitive stamp. The underlying design showcases the Russian Imperial Eagle, a double-headed eagle holding a scepter and orb, set against an ornate, patterned background.
Issued for use by Russian post offices in the Ottoman (Turkish) Empire, this provisional stamp was created due to a shortage of 70 Kopek denominations. The overprint on a high-value stamp makes it a notable and scarce issue from the Russian Levant period.
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