Traditional Music Instruments with Overprint "REPUBLIQUE KHMERE" (E432A) (MNH)

MiNo.E432A Cambodia
RaTpr.; A = perf. K 13; B = imperforated
Single Stamp, Issue Date: 26.3.1975
Picture descriptions:
E nd) Drum drum
E 432 A 235 R on 12 R multicolored (E nd) (G279)
Quantity: unknown
Designer: unknown
Printer: Unknown
Conservation status:
Here as a "MINT NEVER HINGED (MNH)"perforated single stamp
Issue Notice:


Unissued stamps with brown and silver Bdr.-print "REPUBLIQUE KMERE" in Khmer and French as well as the new value
MiNo. A 432A - H 432A are also known without overprint as MiNo. A279A -H279A
ATTENTION:
Almost NO! Stamp is available with white rubber, all Stamps are darkened and / or stained due to the storage and the used rubber.
PLEASE ASK US BEFORE BUYING!!! WE WILL SEND YOU AN ORIGINAL SCAN SPECIALY FROM THE BACKSIDES!!!. Otherwise we will send what we have in stock!!!
A note on authenticity:
One of the distinguishing features between a fake and a "genuine" Stamp is the fact that the original printing of the country name and the value level can be recognized by the backlight. In the case of counterfeiting, the overpressure of the principal is usually produced when the stamp is printed. (We do not want to reveal further detection possibilities here, in order to make it for counterfeiters not too easy).
In the case of stamps with almost white rubber, the highest probability is that it could be a fake, since the rubber (the mixture and material) used at that time has to darken after 40 years, irrelevant in what proper storage! (Chemical processes). Only when stored on a black background, in the dark, air and moisture-protected, an originally white rubber could be retained.