Double Geneva
| Double Geneva | |
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| Country of production | Switzerland |
| Location of production | Geneva |
| Date of production | 30 September 1843 |
| Nature of rarity | Extremely rare |
| Number in existence | Unknown |
| Face value | 5/10 rappen |
| Estimated value | CHF 55,000 |
The Double Geneva is a rare Swiss stamp that was issued by the City of Geneva in 1843, making it the third-oldest stamp of the European continent after the Zurich 4 and 6 (1842), and the British Penny Black and Two penny blue, (1840).[1] It bears the name Double Geneva for the double image on the stamp and its place of origin.[2]
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