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Latest revision as of 14:26, 15 September 2023

Earliest known example of the Inverted Charles Lindbergh stamp misprint.

The inverted Charles Lindbergh stamp misprint is an infamous stamp misprint apparently resulting from telekinesis caused by the printers' extreme revulsion at Charles Lindbergh's intimate association with Nazi Germany.

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  • #CrimesAgainstPhilately
  • #StochasticMisprints

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