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Production errors in which one part of a stamp's design is printed upside-down.

Such errata should be caught and the stamps destroyed during

printing, but occasionally they slip out and become very sought after.

Some invert errors are produced intentionally by postal administrations.

The most dramatic U.S. accidental inverts have resulted in an upside-down ship, train, and airplane.

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I Is For Inverts

Author Cliff from Arlington, Virginia, USA

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