Khmer Culture: Dances RED Handstamp-(AI) (300R o.1R) -WRONG DANCE NAME- (I) (**)

MiNo.C1272AI (I) Cambodia
Opr.; A = perf. K 12 3/4 with red hand stamp overprint; B = imperforated
Single Stamp, issue date: 01/01/1992
Picture descriptions:
aog I) Peacock dance instead of Kantere dance
C1272 AI 300(R) on 1 R multicolored aog I (991)
Quantity: unknown
Designer: Cambodia Post
Printer: unknown
Conservation status:
Here as a "MINT NEVER HINGED (MNH)" perforated single stamp MiNo. C1272AI with "WRONG" dance name and red hand stamp overprint
Issue Notice:


MiNo. 991-992 with imprint: MiNo. A1272 - C1272 (There are also different versions here! see MiNo. A-C 1272)
MiNo. 991-992 was issued in 2 print runs.
1st print run (02.12.1988) (AI):

at MiNo. B1272 and C1272 the dance names were swapped:
MiNo. B1272AI PEACOCK DANCE instead of KANTERE DANCE
MiNo. C1272AI KANTERE DANCE instead of PEACOCK DANCE
2nd print run (03/15/1989) (AII) overprint on 01/01/1992:
at MiNo. B12721AII and C1272AII the names of the dances are now correct
In addition, the coloring of the two print runs is different
CAUTION:
There are more "FAKE" than "GENUINE" in the overprint stamps (10:1 ratio).
So please only buy from trusted sources. There are currently, among others, suppliers from Cambodia whose overprint stamps are nearly all "FAKES"!
How can you spot fakes?
There are a few distinguishing features, including very low asking prices, which we cannot and do not want to list here so as not to make it even easier for counterfeiters!