WW2 Reinhard Heydrich Postal Stamps x 4 Original

Set of 4 original WW2 stamps with Reinhard Heydrich on each. Unissued.

The commemorative Reinhard Heydrich 'Death mask' stamp designed by Rotter, Czechoslovakia.

This stamp was issued on the 28th of May 1943, exactly one year and a day after the attack on Heydrich

The price printed on the Reichsprotektor Heydrich Commemorative "Death Mask" Stamp is not in marks and pfennigs but in the Protectorate's own currency, the Koruna (pl. Korun), i.e., Crown. 

1 koruna consisted of 100 haleru.  The exchange rate was 10 K (korun) for 1 RM (reichsmark). 

The "BÖHMEN und MÄHREN" translates to "BOHEMIA and MORAVIA," the Reich Protectorates that Heydrich administered.

These 4 stamps are from an un-issued sheet of stamps which you can see in one of the pictures.