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6 Pence
| Issuer | Civil Commissioner, Bulawayo / Marshall Hole |
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| Year | 1900 |
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| Composition | Card |
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| Reverse description | The reverse carries a single British South Africa Company 6 Pence postage stamp affixed centrally to otherwise plain card stock. The stamp bears the BSAC heraldic arms with two supporters, a crown above, and the inscriptions 'JUSTICE FREEDOM COMMERCE' and 'INCORPORATED BY ROYAL CHARTER', with the denomination '6' repeated at each corner and 'PENCE' at the foot, printed in brown and red. |
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| Signature(s) | Marshall Hole |
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| Protection description | A genuine British South Africa Company 6 Pence postage stamp affixed to the reverse served as both the instrument of value and an anti-counterfeiting device, as the card was redeemable only with the stamp intact. |
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