File:Nam giao 4dong.jpg

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An image from Jean Goanvic's website about philately and history "https://www.histoire-et-philatelie.fr" illustrating the postal history and general (modern) history of France and the French Colonial Empire and the surrounding context.

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English: An image from Jean Goanvic's website about philately and history "https://www.histoire-et-philatelie.fr" illustrating the postal history and general (modern) history of France and the French Colonial Empire and the surrounding context.
Français : et de timbres avec nouvelles valeurs faciales élevées (pour obtenir des fonds des collectionneurs) :

un timbre 3 cents brun Nam-Giao, perforé 11, avec surcharge verte « 15:36, 18 October 2022 (UTC)Donald Trung 『徵國單』 (No Fake News 💬) (WikiProject Numismatics 💴) (Articles 📚) / VIET-NAM / DAN-CHU / CONG-HOA / 2 dong / = » tirage 10 000 (Y&T VNN No 28), Nam Giao surchargé 2 dong Nam Giao surchargé 4 dong un timbre 6 cents rouge, Nam-Giao, perforé 11, avec surcharge verte « 15:36, 18 October 2022 (UTC)Donald Trung 『徵國單』 (No Fake News 💬) (WikiProject Numismatics 💴) (Articles 📚) / VIET-NAM / DAN-CHU / CONG-HOA / 4 dong / = = » tirage 10 000 (Y&T VNN N°29). Ces deux derniers timbres à très forte valeur faciale n'ont pratiquement pas servi postalement (mais il existe des plis philatéliques).

Note : Jusqu'en décembre 1946, les postes de la VNDCCH étaient accessibles aux collectionneurs français du Tonkin et du Nord-Annam. Des timbres à forte valeur faciale (y compris la surtaxe) avaient pour but principal d'obtenir des fonds des collectionneurs français. Les Vietnamiens étaient trop pauvres dans leur ensemble pour payer de telles sommes.
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Author The intricate designs of the postage stamps came from the Government-General of French Indo-China.

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current15:36, 18 October 2022Thumbnail for version as of 15:36, 18 October 2022200 × 291 (17 KB)Donald Trung (talk | contribs)Uploaded a work by The intricate designs of the postage stamps came from the Government-General of French Indo-China. from * [https://histoire-et-philatelie.fr/pages/008_indo/521a_coexistence_armee_1.html COEXISTENCE ARMÉE. - V.N.D.C.C.H. - ARMÉE FRANÇAISE. - mars-novembre 1946. - (Page 1/4 : mars 1946). - Dernière mise à jour de ce chapitre : 5 mai 2014], [https://histoire-et-philatelie.fr/ Histoire-et-philatelie.fr]. ([https://www.ecosia.org/images?_sp=9a878d17-fec8-43ed-aed5-7c2ff0594a19&...

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