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Argentina Tax Stamps on playing cards 1895-1968

Published July 03, 1996 Updated November 10, 2020

Argentina Tax Stamps on playing cards 1895-1968

Argentina History Tax

ARGENTINIAN TAX STAMPS

"Mercury" style

Imported

Home Produced

1895
 

1895

1895-1905. CRIMSON. The background shading is denser, and the lettering is smaller.

1895-1905. BLACK. The background shading is denser, and the lettering is smaller.

1906-21. BROWN. The background shading is denser, and the lettering is smaller.

1906-21. GREEN. The background shading is denser, and the lettering is smaller.

1922-43. BROWN.  The background shading lines are further apart and the typeface has changed. 2 inner circles.

1922-43. GREEN. The background shading lines are further apart and the typeface has changed. 2 inner circles.

1944-52. BROWN. The upper lettering is in a different typeface and the circular outlines have changed. There is only one inner circle. No accent on word 'REPUBLICA'.

1944-52. GREEN. The upper lettering is in a different typeface and the circular outlines have changed. There is only one inner circle. No accent on word 'REPUBLICA'.

 

"Marianne" style

Imported

Home Produced

Marianne Tax Stamp introduced c.1953

 

Marianne Tax Stamp 1953-1968.

See also: Taxes and Tax Stamps on Playing-cards

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