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Counterfeit American Revolution pane lacks the year on all 25 stamps

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Counterfeit American Revolution pane lacks the year on all 25 stamps

Reported counterfeit American Revolution pane, with a close-up of a stamp lacking the year.
Image: Linn’s Stamp News; counterfeit illustration
Published21 Oct 2026Updated22 Oct 2026News date6 Oct 2026Country🌐 United States
LocationUnited States

Linn’s Stamp News has illustrated a counterfeit of the United States’ 2026 Figures of the American Revolution pane. Its report identifies a conspicuous difference: the year “2026”, printed on each genuine stamp, is absent from all 25 counterfeit designs.

The imitation reproduces the pane’s portraits, Declaration of Independence background, decorative margins and plate-number positions. The genuine issue, identified as, was released on 10 April in Washington, D.C. The illustrated item is a counterfeit, rather than a newly recognized variety of valid postage.

CounterfeitsAmerican RevolutionStamp research
Source: Linn’s Stamp News · Read original source →

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