Mozambique 20 centavos 1933 PR29 AUnc

These 20 centavos are dated 1934 (PR29) . They were issued by the Companhia de Mozambique in the Portuguese colony of Mozambique in East Africa (PR29 & 32) The Companhia de Mozambique operated between 1892 and 1942 in an area north of the save River. Portugal was unable to finance the occupation of the whole of Mozambique and rented out sovereignty and authority to royal enterprises in the North of the country. The 20 centavos is in Uncirculated condition.
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SKU: WMO6500
£8.50

Mozambique 20 centavos 1933 PR29 Small Blue and green on cream/ Simple design Perforated Pago Unc

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