- Demokrntska instead of Demokratska (field 49)
- Jngoslavija instead of Jugoslavija (field 70)
- Jugosiavija instead of Jugoslavija (field 85)
In general, stamps with these flaws are not rare. However, if you take into account also a rarity of some types of papers, you can get extremely rare or even unique stamps. For example, only two sheets of No. 2 10/0.5 Kn on intaglio paper were overprinted. Initially, both sheets exist in the tête-bêche format. Before overprint one was separated down the middle and rejoined in normal position while the second inadvertently remained in the tête-bêche format. Therefore the overprinting of these two sheets resulted in 150 stamps with normal and 50 stamps with inverted overprint.
Position of three typical flaws on rejoined and tête-bêche sheet.
Consequently, the quantities of the three typical flaws are:
- Demokrntska normal overprint - unique
- Demokrntska inverted overprint - unique
- Jngoslavija normal overprint - unique
- Jngoslavija inverted overprint - unique
- Jugosiavija normal overprint - 2 pieces (possibly one of them in tête-bêche pair)
1945 Mostar provisional issue, No. 2, 10/0.5 Kn, a set of three on intaglio paper, each with a typical flaw: Demokrntska (unique), Jngoslavija (unique) and Jugosiavija (one of two possible). Ex Tiberio.
