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Did it switch from slovenska to slovensko or vice versa i noticed the difference on this

Peter BrownPeter Brown
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I noticed the difference on this 100 no denomination or perforation stamp it ends with slovenska not sko, was ska first then changed to sko?15160FCF-A638-4433-8D9D-315C80480CFC

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  • Peter BrownPeter Brown
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    I know I can look it up on google. I’d rather keep you guys on your toes
  • Michael AlmondMichael Almond
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    Peter
    I think most folks on these forums have better things to do with their time rather then being "kept on their toes" As Carol suggested in another forum post then a little research with some Scott catalogs on your part would answer most of your questions.
    Mike
  • William SandrikWWilliam Sandrik
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    It was Ceskoslovenska from 1918 to around the mid 1920's, then the country's stamps switched to Ceskoslovensko. If I would guess, the Slovak's objected to the spelling. Slovakia is Slovensko not Slovenska. All of Slovakia's stamps from 1939 to the present, has the country name as Slovensko in Slovak.

    https://www.hipstamp.com/store/wilton-philatelics
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