1934 Airplane Over Copenhagen Series
The 1934 series was issued in denominations of 10, 15, 20, 50 øre and 1 krone. The issue was designed by Poul E. Johansen and engraved by Jons Britze.
| Summary of 1934 Airplane over Copenhagen Series | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| Denomination | Issue dates | Quantities printed | Primary purpose |
| 10 øre | June 9, 1934 | 580,850 | The 10 øre paid the internal and Nordic airmail postcard surcharge (1934) |
| 15 øre | June 9, 1934 | 461,150 | The 15 øre paid the internal and Nordic airmail letter surcharge (1934) and the European airmail postcard surcharge (1934) |
| 20 øre | June 9, 1934 | 450,450 | The 20 øre paid the European airmail letter and printed matter surcharges (1934) |
| 50 øre | June 9, 1934 | 467,350 | The 50 øre paid combination rates and basic airmail surcharges to the Americas, Africa and Asia |
| 1 krone | June 9, 1934 | 336,800 | The 1 krone paid combination rates and multiple airmail surcharges to the Americas, Africa and Asia |
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