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Some explanations for my foreign friends at the bottom of this page

1. Bundesrepublik Pfennignominale                         Pfennig Denominations
Nominale Bild MichelNr. Typ SCOTT Ausgabe Nominale Bild MichelNr. Typ SCOTT Ausgabe
5 1448 A 1515A 15-02-90 10 1347 ACD 1516 14-01-88
10 1531 sk   05-91 20 1398 ACD 1517 12-01-89
30 1339 A 1518 06-11-87 33 1399 A 1519 12-01-89
38 1400 A 1520 12-01-89 40 1379 A 1521 11-08-88
41 1687 A 1522 12-08-93 45 1468 A 1523 21-06-90
47 1932 A 1840 17-07-97 50 1340 ACD 1524 06-11-87
60 1341 ACD 1525 06-11-87 60 1532 sk   05-91
70 1374 A 1526 14-07-88 70 1469 A 1527 21-06-90
80 1342 ACD 1528 06-11-87 80 1533 sk   05-91
90 1380 A 1529 11-08-88 100 1406 ACD 1530 09-02-89
100 1943 ACD 1844 28-08-97 100 1534 sk   05-91
110 1935 ACD 1846 14-08-97 110 2009 ACD 1847 10-09-98
120 1375 A 1531 14-07-88 140 1401 A 1532 12-01-89
170 1535 A 1533 04-06-91 200 1665 A 1534 15-04-93
220 1936 A 1849 14-08-97 280 1381 A 1535 11-08-88
300 1348 A 1536 14-01-88 350 1407 A 1537 09-02-89
400 1562 A 1538 10-10-91 440 1937 A 1853 14-08-97
450 1623 A 1539 13-08-92 500 1679 A 1540 17-06-93
510 1938 A 1855 14-08-97 550 1746 A 1857 11-08-94
640 1811 A 1858 10-08-95 690 1860 A 1859 13-06-96
700 1691 A 1540A 16-09-93            
2. Bundesrepublik Doppelnominale Pfennig/Euro            Pfennig and Euro Denominations  
Nominale Bild MichelNr. Typ SCOTT Ausgabe Nominale Bild MichelNr. Typ SCOTT Ausgabe
10 2139 A 1838 28-09-00 10 2187 sk
CD
  25-05-01
20 2224 A 1839 08-11-01 47 2176 A 1841 05-04-01
50 2210 A 1842 05-09-01 80 2177 A 1843 05-04-01
100 2156 A 1845 11-01-01 100 2188 sk
CD
  25-05-01
110 2140 ACD   28-09-00 110 2189 sk
CD
  25-05-01
220 2157 A 1850 11-01-01 300 2141 A 1851 28-09-00
400 2211 A 1852 05-09-01 440 2206 A 1854 09-08-01
510 2225 A 1856 08-11-01 720 2197 A 1860 02-07-01
3. Bundesrepublik Euronominale            Euro Denominations Only
Nominale Bild MichelNr. Typ SCOTT Ausgabe Nominale Bild MichelNr. Typ SCOTT Ausgabe
5 2381 A 2199 05-02-04 25 2374 A 2200 08-01-04
40 2375 A 2201 08-01-04 44 2298 A 2202 27-02-02
45 2299 A 2203 27-12-02 45 2303 sk
CD
2217 27-12-02
55 2300 A 2205 27-12-02 55 2304 sk
A
CD

2216
2218
27-12-02
100 2301 A 2207 27-12-02 144 2306 A 2209 16-01-03
144 2348 sk
A
2215A 06-03 160 2302 A 2210 27-12-02
180 2313 A 2211 23-02-03 200 2314 A 2212 13-02-03
220 2307 A 2213 16-01-03 260 2322 A 2214 06-03-03
410 2323 A 2215 06-03-03            
4. Berlin (alles Pfennignominale)       Pfennig Denominations
Nominale Bild MichelNr. Typ SCOTT Ausgabe Nominale Bild MichelNr. Typ SCOTT Ausgabe
5 863 A 9 N
543
15-02-90 10 798 ACD 9 N
544
14-01-88
20 831 A 545 12-01-89 30 793 A 546 06-11-87
40 816 A 547 11-08-88 50 794 ACD 548 06-11-87
60 795 ACD 549 06-11-87 70 814 A 550 14-07-88
70 874 A 551 21-06-90 80 796 ACD 552 06-11-87
100 834 ACD 553 09-02-89 120 815 A 554 14-07-88
140 832 A 555 12-01-89 300 799 A 556 14-01-88
350 835 A 557 09-02-89            

Some explanations for my foreign friends

Most of these stamps were primarliy produced in rolls (coils) for use in the post offices. This production method is the reason for the oft times poor perforation left and right on many issues. Every fifth stamp is numbered within the roll.

There are two types of numbers (not on all stamps):  

My MICHEL catalogue has an extra value for stamps with number at the back. But you never can buy just one stamp with nuber but only stripes with 5 stamps. I separate from this stripes 2 stamps for exchange so I have in my mint collection sets with 3 stamps as shown in the picture. There is too a higher catalogue value for stright pairs out of sheets.

Here a hint for separating used roll stamps with number: First of all look from the back of the envelope against the stamp and a light. If it seems you that you see a number do not separate this stamps in water bath because the number will be after process at the paper and not at the stamp. Put the water with a brush from the back to the envelope, wait about 10 minutes and then try to separate the stamp. The stamp should not be wet - only the envelope!

The letters which you can see in the column "Typ" in the table informs about perforation.

"A" is a normal stamp 4 sides perforated

"C" is a stamp from a booklet NOT perforated at the upper side

"D" is a stamp from a booklet NOT perforated at the lower side

Be careful if you exchange this stamps by catalogue value: Some profiteer cut the teeth!

Some specialists collect too se-tenant printings of this booklet pages, for example 10/50/80 C or 80/100 D and so on.

"sk" is a self-adhesive stamp from booklets (C/D) or rolls (A) with wide perforation

Don't worry about German self-adhesive stamps, most of them you can separate in water as normal stamps. EXCEPTION: The first German self-adhesive booklet stamps with front value 10, 60, 80 and 100 Pfennig, Michel number 1531-34 from 05/91. You better do not try to separate!

If there are any mistakes in the SCOTT numbers please give me a message, I did my best.

Is there anybody who can correct my terrible English --- please do, you help me and my visitors!                                   Thanks NIGEL!

Letztes Update: 18.04.16