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The 1902-09 King Edwards VII Official Issue – The 3 Pies without Stop after “M” The 3 pies slate-grey value exists with the stop after “M” missing
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The 1905 ¼a on ½as King Edward VII Surcharge On the 2nd of February 1902 the “¼a on ½as” surcharge was issued due to a shortage of the 3 pies values issued in 1902 and 1904. At the time the Imperial Inland Postage Rate for postcard was ¼a.
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The 1906-1907 King Edwards VII Official Issue – India Postage & Revenue The ½a and 1a India Postage and Revenue stamps were overprinted respectively in 1906 and 1907 with the second “On H.M.S.” overprint.
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The 1906-07 King Edwards VII Official Issue – ½a with Missing Stop after “M” Both the 1906-1907 stamps exist with the missing stop after “M” error – in both cases the error is found in position 6/10.
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The 1906-1907 King Edward VII Issue – India Postage & Revenue In 1906 and 1907 the ½a and 1a KEVII values were reissued – this time inscribed India Postage & Revenue. There were to be the last two stamps issued during the reign of KEVII.
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The 1906-1907 King Edwards VII Official Issue – India Postage & Revenue The ½a and 1a India Postage and Revenue stamps were overprinted respectively in 1906 and 1907 with the second “On H.M.S.” overprint. 
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The 1906-07 King Edwards VII Official Issue – 1a with Missing Stop after “M” Both the 1906-1907 stamps exist with the missing stop after “M” error – in both cases the error is found in position 6/10.
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The 1906-07 King Edwards VII Official Issue – 1a with Albino Overprint The 1a value exists with an albino overprint illustrated in a pair with an overprinted stamp.
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The 1906-1907 King Edward VII Issue – India Postage & Revenue In 1906 and 1907 the ½a and 1a KEVII values were reissued – this time inscribed India Postage & Revenue. There were to be the last two stamps issued during the reign of KEVII.
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The 1902-09 King Edwards VII Official Issue – The Second “On H.M.S.” Overprint Between 1902 and 1909 a total of eight new values were issued with the Second “On H.M.S.” Overprint. The values issued were 3pies, ½a, 1a,2as, 4as, 8as and 1r with the 3pies, 2as, 4as and 8as found in both shades.
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The 1909 King Edwards VII Official Issue – The High Value Series In 1909 four of the five high value KEVII value were issued as service stamps with a similar overprint but with more space between the overprint. The values issued were 2rs, 3rs, 5rs and 10rs which 2 shades existing for the 2rs and 10rs values.
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The 1911-1922 King George V Issue With the death of King Edward VII on 6 May 1910 and the crowning of King George V a new set of definitive stamps was issued with the first stamps being released on 1 December 1911 depicting the new monarch. A total of 16 values were issued being 3 pies, ½a, 1a, 1½as, 2as, 2as 6 pies, 3as, 4as, 6as, 8as, 12as, 1 rupee, 2 rupees, 5 rupees, 10 rupees, 15 rupees and 25 rupees. The values were issued in sixteen different colors and different shades thereof.

Almost all of the stamps exist with inverted watermark.
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The 1911-1922 King George V Issue - "Rs" Flaw With the death of King Edward VII on 6 May 1910 and the crowning of King George V a new set of definitive stamps was issued with the first stamps being released on 1 December 1911 depicting the new monarch. A total of 16 values were issued being 3 pies, ½a, 1a, 1½as, 2as, 2as 6 pies, 3as, 4as, 6as, 8as, 12as, 1 rupee, 2 rupees, 5 rupees, 10 rupees, 15 rupees and 25 rupees. The values were issued in sixteen different colors and different shades thereof.

Almost all of the stamps exist with inverted watermark.
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The 1911-1922 King George V Issue - Stop Under "S" in Right Value Tablet With the death of King Edward VII on 6 May 1910 and the crowning of King George V a new set of definitive stamps was issued with the first stamps being released on 1 December 1911 depicting the new monarch. A total of 16 values were issued being 3 pies, ½a, 1a, 1½as, 2as, 2as 6 pies, 3as, 4as, 6as, 8as, 12as, 1 rupee, 2 rupees, 5 rupees, 10 rupees, 15 rupees and 25 rupees. The values were issued in sixteen different colors and different shades thereof.

Almost all of the stamps exist with inverted watermark.
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The 1911-1922 King George V Issue - 1 Rupee Under Inked Impression The 1 Rupee stamp from the 1911-22 KGV issue shown here illustrates the variety of an under inked impression of central vignette resulting in what looks like a double impression.
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The 1912 King George V Official Issue In 1912 the first set of King George V official stamps were issued. The values issued were 3p, ½a, 1a, 2as, 4as, 6as and 8as. Each value is known in different shades.
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The 1913 King George V Official Issue – The High Values In 1913 the high value George V official stamps were issued with a total of six values being issued – 1r, 2rs, 5rs, 10rs, 15rs and 25rs.
 
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The 1913 King George V Official Issue – The 1 Rupee Value with Misplaced Overprint The 1 Rupee value exist with the “SERVICE” overprint misplaced as “ERVICE” and with the “S” placed on the right of the stamp.
 
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The 1921 “NINE PIES on 1a” Official King George V Surcharge In 1921 the “NINE PIES on 1a” King George V Surcharge was issued as a service stamp. The stamp was issued in response to the new Imperial Inland postage rate of 9 pies which covered the rate for a letter weighing up to 1 tola.
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The 1921 “NINE PIES on 1a” King George V Surcharge On the 10th of June 1921 a NINE PIES surcharge done on the 1a 1911-1922 KGV value was issued. The stamp was issued in response to the new Imperial Inland postage rate of 9 pies which covered the rate for a letter weighing up to 1 tola. The stamp is found on paper with inverted watermark. 

The last 9 pies stamp to be issued was part of the 1882-1890 Queen Victoria issue.
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