Set Date(s)
1901
In total, there were 400 copies printed of each Pfennig value and 80 copies of each Mark value. Of these, 300 sets of the Pfennig values and 60 sets of the Mark values were released for auction by the Reich Postal Ministry in June 1920.
The Mark values used were Type I (2 Mark & 3 Mark) and Type II (5 Mark).

Few lines in bloom
More lines in bloom

Sagging reins
Rider bent backward
Breast armor extends lower
Straight reins
Rider more upright
Breast armor not as low
Fatter “5”
No ear visible
“R” without serifs
Thinner “5”
Ear visible
“R” with serifs



The overprint on the unissued variety is in a slightly thicker type and has a comma-shaped dot over the “i”.

At least two values can be found with plate flaws on the underlying Germania stamps.

Posn. 4

Posn. 18
In total, there were 400 copies printed of each Pfennig value and 80 copies of each Mark value. Of these, 300 sets of the Pfennig values and 60 sets of the Mark values were released for auction by the Reich Postal Ministry in June 1920.
The Mark values used were Type I (2 Mark & 3 Mark) and Type II (5 Mark).

Few lines in bloom
More lines in bloom

Sagging reins
Rider bent backward
Breast armor extends lower
Straight reins
Rider more upright
Breast armor not as low
Fatter “5”
No ear visible
“R” without serifs
Thinner “5”
Ear visible
“R” with serifs



The overprint on the unissued variety is in a slightly thicker type and has a comma-shaped dot over the “i”.

At least two values can be found with plate flaws on the underlying Germania stamps.

Posn. 4

Posn. 18