# Spain

* The first meter was installed in 1932.
* The stamps are inscribed "REPUBLICA ESPAÑOLA", "ESPAÑA", and lately "ES".
* Most stamps show a license number rather than a meter number. Recent digital stamps do show a meter number.
* Meter manufacturers in Spain: EPELSA, MOBBA
* The stamps are grouped by appearance and function as follows:
       A – inscribed "REPUBLICA ESPAÑOLA"
       B – "ESPAÑA" at top, "CORREOS" at bottom, value figures boxed
       C – "ESPAÑA" at top, "CORREOS" at bottom, value figures unboxed
       D – Frank without outer frame line
       E – Frank with outer frame, “CORREOS” at top, “ESPAÑA” at bottom
       F – Digital frank without outer frame line, containing 2D barcode
       PO – Special stamp designs generated by machines in post offices

## GROUP A: Frank inscribed “REPUBLICA ESPAÑOLA”

* Upright frank with straight, single-line border
* Large crown at top with “CORREOS” at bottom
A1. Francotyp “A” (MV), 1932.
    Spacing between centers of date and value figures 59-62 mm.
    With 4-digit transaction counting number at top between TM and frank.
    TM: SC, BIC
    V/F: 000 (A,O)
A2. Francotyp “C” (MV), 1932.
    As Type A1 but wider spacing, 77-79 mm between centers of date and value figures.
    With 4-digit transaction counting number at top between TM and frank.
    Value figures angular.
    TM: SC, BIC
    V/F: 000 0000 000
       a. Greater outer frame around TM and slogan (L# 51) [Very scarce]
A3. Hasler “F22” (MV), 1932.
    With 5-digit transaction counting number.
    L# below frank or at bottom right of TM.
    Value figures oval.
    TM: DC
    V/F: ★00 ★0oo
       a. Post Office stamp. Without L#, solid block at bottom right of TM. Used by Directorate of Posts, International Brigades, Valencia, for public mail [Rare]
       b. Post Office stamp. Without L# or block. Used by Directorate of Posts, International Brigades, Barcelona [Rare]
       c. Without L#

## GROUP B: “ESPAÑA” at top, “CORREOS” at bottom, value figures boxed

* Without crown except for Type B1.
* An inner box surrounds the value figures.
B1. Francotyp “C” (MV), 1937. [Very rare]
    Provisional issue with small “ESPAÑA” at top with crown below.
    Spacing between centers of date and value figures 77-79 mm.
    Two meters known used in Zaragosa (L# unknown) and La Coruña (L# 41).
    TM: SC
    V/F: 000
B2. 1940, Francotyp “C” (MV). [Rare]
    As Type B1, but with crown removed.
    Small “ESPAÑA” at top with space below where crown was removed but with lines at sides of crown remaining.
    With 4-digit transaction counting number at top center.
    L# 41 and 94 only.
    TM: SC
    V/F: 000
B3. Francotyp “A” (MV), 1940.
    “ESPAÑA” large, filling top space.
    Spacing between centers of date and value figures 59-62 mm.
    With or without 4-digit transaction counting number at top center.
    TM: SC
    V/F: ●000 (A) 000 (A) ◆000 (O,G)
       a. Frank frame removed, value figures, slogan and TM only
       b. "ESPANA" removed from top of frank
B4. Francotyp “C” (MV), 1940.
    As Type B3 but wider spacing between centers of date and value figures, 77-79 mm.
    Date figures without stops.
    Four-digit transaction counting number at top center between TM and frank.
    Value figures angular.
    TM: SC
    V/F: 000 0000 000
                                                                                     a. TM: DC [Scarce]
                                                                                     b. Printed in green [Scarce]
                                                                                     c. Frank frame removed, value figures, slogan and TM only
B5. Hasler “F22” (MV), 1940. [Uncommon]
    Wide spacing between TM and frank with 5-digit transaction counting number at top center.
    Value figures always oval.
    TM: DC
    V/F: ★00 ★0oo
B6. Hasler “F22”/“F88” (MV), 1945.
    Value figures distinctive.
    With “No” and L# low at sides of TM or below the frank or the TM.
                                                             A. TM lowered with 5-digit transaction counting number above. Frank taller than wide, 27 x 31 mm.
                                                             B. TM lowered with 5-digit transaction counting number above. Frank nearly square, 31 x 31-32 mm.
                                                             C. Wide spacing between TM and frank which are on the same level. Frank taller than wide. With or without transaction counting number left of TM.
                                                             D. Narrow spacing between TM and frank which are on same level. Frank taller than square. With or without transaction counting number left of TM.
                                                             E. As D but frank is square
    TM: DC, BIC
    V/F: 0,oo ◇00 ◇0,oo ◇00,oo
NOTES:
* Stamp from the F22 model have a stop centered after the year. Stamps from the F88 model have no stop after the year.
* For other stamps with franks of this type, see Group PO-A.
B7. Francotyp “AN” (MV), 1953. [Scarce]
    Spacing between centers of date and value figures 66-68 mm.
    With 4-digit transaction counting number at top center.
    TM: DC, SC, BIC
    V/F: ◆000 (O)
B8. Satas “Model C” (MV), 1952.
    With 6-digit transaction counting number at top above TM line.
                                                                                  A. Narrow frank, 24 mm [Scarce]
                                                                                  B. Wide frank, 26 mm [Uncommon]
    TM: SL
    V/F: ★0.oo
B9. Postalia "MS4/5" (MV), 1954.
    Date figures thin and narrow.
    M# at base of TM or at bottom right outside TM.
    Frank: 28 x 31 mm.
                                                                               A. Wide spacing between frank and TM, 44 mm
                                                                               B. Narrow spacing between frank and TM, 5-8 mm
    TM: DC
    V/F: 000 0000 00000 000000
                                                                               a. Without identification number
B10. Francotyp “Cc/Ccm” (MV), 1954.
    Similar to Type B4 (Francotyp “C”) but narrow spacing between TM and frank, and value figures thinner.
    Date with stops after D and before Y.
                                                                            A. Wide spacing between frank and TM [Uncommon]
                                                                            B. Narrow spacing between frank and TM
    TM: DC
    V/F: ◆000 ◆0000
                                                                            a. Nonstandard spacing, 56-57 mm between centers of date and value figures [Scarce]
                                                                            b. Nonstandard spacing, ~45 mm between centers of date and value figures. Angular value figures 000 [Very scarce]
                                                                            c. Frank frame removed, value figures, slogan and TM only
B11. Francotyp “A9000” (MV), 1973.
    Similar to Type B8 but date figures more widely spaced with stops after D and M.
    Spacing between TM and frank not quite as narrow.
    TM: DC, nil
    V/F: ◆0000 ◆00000
B11.1. Francotyp “Cm 7000/10000” (MV), 1973.
    Similar to Type B10B but value figures are narrower.
    The spacing between TM and frank is slightly wider than with B10B.
    V/F: ◆0000 ◆00000
B12. Satas “P” (MV), 1960. [Uncommon]
    Small frank with hour figure between TM and frank.
    TM: SC
    V/F: ★00 ★0oo
B13. Satas “SR” (MV), 1963.
    As Type B11, but with SC TM and with M# below TM.
    TM: SC
    V/F: ★0.oo ★00.oo
B14. Havas (MV), 1967. [Uncommon]
    Wide horizontal frank, 34 x 28 mm.
    TM: SL
    V/F: ★0oo
B15. Frama “M/E bzw.100” (MV), 1963.
    Value figures thick and heavy.
                                                          A. Value box complete
                                                          B. Value box with lines at top and bottom only
    TM: DC, SC, BIC
    V/F: 00,00 000,00 000,oo
B16. Lirma (MV), 1963.
    Square frank.
    Smaller “ESPAÑA” and “CORREOS” than previous stamps.
    Box around value figures is 17 mm square. Without triangles at sides above “CORREOS”.
                                                                      A. Spacing: 29-30 mm
                                                                      B. Spacing: 1-3 mm
    TM: SC
    V/F: ★00 ★0.00 00.00
B17. Krag (MV), 1966. [Very scarce]
    TM with star at base of the town mark.
    5-digit transaction counter number centered between TM and frank.
    Value figures widely spaced.
    TM: BIC
    V/F: 0000
B18. Krag (MV), 1968. [Rare]
    As Type B17 with 5-digit impression counter number between the TM and frank, but with smaller value figures.
    One seen without star at base of the town mark, M# 2041.
    TM: BIC
    V/F: 0000
                                                    B19. Hasler “Mailmaster” (MV), 1987.
                                                    Frank 32 mm square.
                                                    Value box 20 x 14 mm.
                                                       "A." Value box has lines on all four sides.
                                                          V/F: 000,00
                                                       "B." Value box only has lines at top and bottom.
                                                          V/F: 0000
                                                    TM: DC
B20. Frama “EPS” (MV), 1998.
    Similar to Type B15A, but value figure are thinner.
    TM: DC
    V/F: 0000
B21. Francotyp-Postalia “EFS3000/NEF300” (MV).
    Similar in appearance to Type B9 but frank is smaller vertically, 28 x 27 mm.
    M# without prefix below TM.
    Narrow spacing between TM and frank, 8 mm.
    TM: DC
    V/F: 0000
B22. Sima (MV). [Appears to be quite scarce]
    Upright frank with large sideways U-shaped town mark open at right.
    Mailer’s name at top of town mark with address and town name at bottom.
    In the center is the date and an impression counter number.
    An identification number reading vertically up appears at left in the town mark.
    One example seen with “G.MATTEINI” at top.
    V/F: 0.00 (large, oval)
B23. Frama "Sensonic 2000” (digital).
    Small frank 27mm wide by 31mm tall.
    Very narrow spacing between TM and frank.
    M# without prefix below TM.
    TM: DC
    V/F: 00000

## GROUP C: “ESPAÑA” at top, “CORREOS” at bottom, value figures not boxed

C1. Hasler “F88” (MV).
    Frank 34 x 31 mm with relatively heavy frame.
                                                                A. TM lowered with 5-digit transaction counting number above
                                                                B. TM level with frank, without transaction counting number but with M#, low and outside TM (“No” at left, number at right)
    TM: DC
    V/F: ◇00,oo
C2. Francotyp “Cc/Ccm” (MV).
    Frank 30 x 28 mm.
    Date figures 12 mm wide with stops after D and before Y.
    M# below TM.
    TM: DC
    V/F: ◆000 ◆0000 ◆000oo ◆00000
C3. Francotyp “A9000” (MV).
    Very similar in appearance to Type C2.
    Most easily identified by very wide date, with large space between Month and Year figures.
    Value figures narrow.
    TM: DC
    V/F: ◆0000 ◆000oo
C4. Frama “M/E bzw.100” (MV).
    Frank 26 x 30 mm.
    Triangles at sides above “CORREOS”.
    Value figures thick.
    TM: DC
    V/F: 000,00
C5. Hasler “Mailmaster” (MV).
    Wider frank, 33-38 mm wide x 30-32 mm tall, with M# below TM.
                                                          A. “ESPAÑA” large and thick
                                                          B. “ESPAÑA” short, thin, and widely spaced
    TM: DC
    V/F: 000 0000 000.00 0000.oo
C6. Satas “Baby” (MV).
    Small frank, 25 x 23-24 mm with small triangles at sides above “CORREOS”.
    Spacing between TM and frank ~11 mm.
    Date figures tall and narrow.
    The 205 has tall date figures, and the 2205 has short date figures.
    TM: SC
    V/F: 0.00 00.oo 000oo
C7. Neopost "205 / 2205" (MV).
    Very similar in appearance to Type C6, but frank is narrower (25 mm) without triangles, and the spacing is 8-9 mm.
    Stamps from the "205" model have tall date figures. Those from the "2205" have short date figures.
    TM: DC
    V/F: 000 00.00
C8. Pitney Bowes-GB “Automax” (MV).
    Frank 30-31 mm square.
    M# below TM or between TM and frank.
    TM: DC
    V/F: =0.oo =00.o =000.oo
C9. Neopost “405/505” (MV).
    Frank much wider than tall.
    M# vertical between TM and frank.
    TM: BIC
    V/F: 0000 000,00
C10. Francotyp-Postalia “EFS” (MV).
    Smaller, nearly square frank with triangles in the lower corners above “CORREOS”.
    Value figures narrow.
    Date figures with stops after D and M.
    TM: DC
    V/F: 0000 0000.00
       a. Value figures only without frank frame (used at philatelic exposition)
C11. Francotyp-Postalia “EFS” (MV).
    Very similar to Type C10 but frank is narrower and without triangles in lower corners.
                                                          A. Spacing 14 mm
                                                          B. Narrower spacing, 9 mm
    TM: DC
    V/F: 000.00
C12. Francotyp-Postalia “T1000” (digital).
    Frank similar to Type C10 but smaller, 26 mm square.
    More narrowly spaced between TM and frank than with C10.
    Value figures narrow.
    TM: DC
    V/F: 00000
C13. Francotyp-Postalia “D2” (MV).
    Fairly small horizontal frank with "ESPAÑA" and "CORREOS" in thick letters.
    The wreath and envelope ornament is reduced in size and at left of the value figures rather than surrounding them.
    Spacing between the town mark and frank is very narrow.
    TM: DC
    V/F: 000

## GROUP D: Frank without outer frame
#### Sub-group DA: Value figures within inner rectangle, “ESPAÑA” at top, “CORREOS” at bottom

DA1. Pitney Bowes “Model R” (MV).
    Large “ESPAÑA” at top with lettering variable in thickness.
    Wreathed envelope design between TM and value box.
    With or without M# vertical left of TM.
                                                    A. Value box with column of dashes at right
                                                    B. Value box wider without column of dashes (not shown)
    TM: SC, DC
    V/F: 000 00oo
                                                    a. TM DC with double outer rim
                                                    b. M# large and horizontal
                                                    c. M# in bottom of TM
DA2. Pitney Bowes-GB “5000” (MV).
    As Type DA1 but wider design and wider value box.
    M# vertical left of TM.
                                                          A. The ‘N’ of ESPANA has a straight dash above it
                                                          B. The ‘N’ of ESPANA has a tilde (~) above it (not shown)
    TM: DC
    V/F: 00 0.00 0.000 00.oo

#### Sub-group DB: Value figures framed by wreath of leaves, “ESPAÑA” at top, “CORREOS” at bottom

DB1. 1971, Pitney Bowes “6500” (MV).
    Large “ESPAÑA” at top and “CORREOS” at bottom.
    M# vertical between TM and value figures or left of TM.
    TM: DC
    V/F: 00 00.oo
DB2. Pitney Bowes-GB “6900” (MV).
    As type DB1 but much taller.
    With or without break in leaves at right for extension of value figures.
                                                       A. Void in center of right frame ornaments
                                                       B. With “.00” filling void in ornaments at right
    TM: DC
    V/F: 000 000 +.00

#### Sub-group DC: "CORREOS" above and "ESPAÑA" below value figures

* Without wreath
* Value figures unboxed
DC1. Pitney Bowes-GB “A900” series (MV), 1994.
    Crown and post horn at center.
    M# vertical at left of TM.
                                                             A. Crown and post horn 11-12mm wide
                                                             B. Smaller crown and post horn, 9 x 10mm wide
                                                             C. As B, with “Euro Cent €” added below the value figures
    TM: DC
    V/F: 000 0000 00000
DC2. Pitney Bowes “EasyMail” (digital).
    Crown and post horn logo larger than on Type DC1.
    Column of dashes right of frank.
    Two columns of numbers at left of town mark.
    “Euro Cent €” above “ESPAÑA”.
    TM: DC
    V/F: 000
DC3. Pitney Bowes-GB “6300” series (MV).
    Frank is similar to Type DC1 but taller and with smaller value figures.
    M# vertical between TM and crown/post horn logo.
    TM: DC
    V/F: 0000
DC4. Frama “Sensonic” (digital).
    Tall frank without the column of dashes
    at right. “Euro cent.” is in two lines.
    M# below frank.
    Value figures quite tall.
    TM: DC
    V/F: 0000

#### Sub-group DD: "ESPAÑA" above and "CORREOS" below value figures, ornaments at sides

DD1. Neopost “Electronic” (MV), 1995.
    Crown and post horn at lower right.
    Bars below “ESPAÑA” and above “CORREOS”.
    L# vertical at center.
    TM: DC
    V/F: 000 00.00

#### Sub-group DE: "ESPAÑA" curved above and "CORREOS" below value figures, crown and post horn between TM and value figures

DE1. Pitney Bowes “EasyMail” (digital).
    Similar to Type DC2 but “ESPANA” curved above value figures and “CORREOS” below.
    Two columns of numbers at left of TM.
    TM: DC
    V/F: 0000

## GROUP E: With outer frame, “CORREOS” at top, "ESPAÑA" at bottom

E1. Hasler “Mailmaster” (MV).
    Upright rectangle with straight frame line.
    Crown and post horn at left of value figures, “Euro/cent” and “€” below.
    TM: DC
    V/F: 0000
E2. Frama “M/E” (MV).
    Upright rectangle with thick, straight frame line and inner box around value figures.
    Crown and post horn in lower left corner.
    “Euro/cent” and “€” above country name.
    Value figures heavy.
    TM: DC
    V/F: 0000
E3. Frama “EPS” (MV).
    Very similar to Type E3 but value figures are smaller and thinner.
    TM: DC
    V/F: 0000
E4. Frama “Sensonic” (digital).
    Similar to Types E2 and E3 but frank is not as tall, and the frame line is thinner.
    Value figures quite tall.
    M# without prefix below TM.
    TM: DC
    V/F: 00000

## GROUP F: Digital frank containing 2D barcode

* Country identification "ES" (for ESPAÑA) or with no indication other than the crown-Correos logo.
                                                    F1. Pitney Bowes, model unidentified (digital).
                                                    Open frank without frame lines.
                                                    Service indicator centered above date-transaction number.
                                                    The value figures are at center right above "ES" and postal code, identification number at bottom.
                                                    At left are the mail class, date and another number, all above a horizontal 2D barcode.
                                                    M# with PB3 prefix.
                                                    V/F: 0,00 €
                                                    F2. Pitney Bowes, model unidentified (digital).
                                                    Nearly identical to Type F1 but the meter number prefix is PB7.
                                                    V/F: 0,00 €
                                                    F3.1. Neopost, model unidentified (digital).
                                                    Service indicator is left justified.
                                                    Euro sign is below the "S" of "CORREOS".
                                                    M# with NP3 prefix.
                                                    V/F: 0,00 €
                                                    F3.2. Neopost, model unidentified (digital).
                                                    Similar to F3.1 but with a different font, and "CORREOS" extends to the right beyond the Euro symbol.
                                                    M# with NP2 prefix.
                                                    V/F: 0,00 €
                                                    F4. Francotyp-Postalia, model unidentified (digital).
                                                    Similar to F1 and F2 but the service indicator is larger.
                                                    Euro sign is below the "E" of "CORREOS".
                                                    M# prefix is FR.
                                                    V/F: 0,00 €

## GROUP PO: Special stamps used in Post Offices

* For other stamps used in Post Offices, see Types A3a and A3b.

#### Sub-group PO-A: Franks similar to Type B6 but the town mark arrangements are different

* All except PO-A5 are found only on air letter sheets. (See image at right of PO-A3.)
* Note that for PO-A stamped letter sheets the catalog values are for postally used examples. Mint, unmailed examples have less value.
PO-A1. Hasler “F88” (MV). [Rare]
    Square frank with boxed "VENTA DE SELLOS" below.
    With large boxed slogan “Utilice el GIRO POSTAL: es seguro y economico” at left and boxed “VENTA DE SELLOS” below frank.
                                                                                                    A. TM lowered with 5-digit transaction counting number above
                                                                                                    B. Without TM and transaction counting number (not shown)
                                                                                              V/F: ◇00,oo
PO-A2. Hasler “F88” (MV). [Very scarce]
    Without slogan or “VENTA DE SELLOS”.
    Without TM but with 5-digit transaction counting number and with date in form of “1.” between blocks.
    V/F: ◇01,3o
NOTE: The blocks at the sides of “1.” are occasionally so lightly printed that they are difficult to see.
PO-A3.
    With “VENTA DE SELLOS” below frank but without slogan, TM and transaction counting number.
                                     A. “VENTA DE SELLOS” unboxed [Scarce]
                                     B. “VENTA DE SELLOS” boxed
    V/F: ◇00,oo
PO-A4.
    Frank only, no TM, slogan, or "VENTA DE SELLOS”.
                                     A. V/F: ◇00,oo (not shown)
                                     B. V/F: △＊00.oo [Scarce]
                                     C. V/F: ＊00.oo [Scarce]
                                     a. Identification number added below frank [Appears to be rare]
PO-A5. [Scarce]
    Used only for registered mail.
    The town mark is a raised rectangle with rounded corners above a large “R” and number below.
    Most often seen is “CERTIFICADO” at the top of the TM but “AEROPUERTO” is also found.
    V/F: △＊00.oo □＊00.oo
                                                                               a. With negative “POR AVION” at left of TM
                                                                               b. With negative “EXTRANJERO” at left of TM
                                                                               c. With negative “URGENTE” at left of TM
NOTE: Other directive slugs probably exist.

#### Sub-group PO-B: Wide rectangle divided in half vertically, with frank at right, TM at left

PO-B1. Frama “SG-15” (LV), 1979.
    Right half with “correos” in panel at top and “ESPAÑA” in panel at bottom.
    Inner panel at left contains the crown postal logo.
    Identification number with “C” prefix.
    Date and hour at center left.
    Printed in red-brown or lilac.
                                                                   A. "ESPAÑA" narrow. Town name at top left, identification number at bottom left
                                                                   B. "ESPAÑA" wide. Identification number at top left, town name at bottom left
    V/F: 0000,oo

#### Sub-group PO-C: Digital stamps printed on self-adhesive labels with preprinted design and with point-of-sale data added later

Stamp types PO-C2 through PO-C5 are similar to each other. The digital point-of-sale data is applied to horizontal self-adhesive labels with a color underprint. More than 120 different underprint designs have been used with many more probably to follow. No attempt is made in this catalog to show all the different underprint designs.
The companies that manufacture the Post Office counter machines that produce Types PO-C2 through PO-C5 (Epelsa and Mobba) also produce stand-alone self-service digital stamp vending machines (ATMs). The ATM stamps are nearly identical in appearance but have a 5-digit ID number. All the post office counter stamps have a 4-digit ID number. Also, any stamp with a date comes from a post office counter machine as the vending machines do not print a date.
The illustrations shown for these stamps have their underprint design removed due to a question of copyright.
If you want to see these stamps unedited in full color as issued, go to http://www.ateeme.net/
PO-C1. EPELSA “Correos” (digital), 1981.
    Wide white label with preprinted frame of thick lines in three horizontal panels.
    Top panel contains crown/ post horn at left and “CORREOS/ ESPAÑA” at right.
    Middle panel contains “FECHA MAQUINA PTAS”.
    Bottom panel contains point-of-sale data: date, machine ID #, crown, and value.
    Pre-printed design normally in red, point-of-sale data added in black.
                                                             A. Blank in center of top panel
                                                             B. “MADRID” in center of top panel
                                                             C. With name of stamp show or exposition in center of top panel.
    V/F: 0.0 00.0 000.0
       a. As C, frame in blue instead of red
       b. As C, frame in black instead of red
       c. As C, frame in green instead of red
       d. As C, bottom panel blank [Uncommon]
       e. With symbol resembling a capital ‘A’ below two dots in lieu of the crown
PO-C2. Epelsa "ET-CB” (digital), 1992.
    Point-of-sale data applied to self-adhesive labels straight at top and bottom, scalloped at the sides, and with rounded corners.
    Point-of-sale data consists of a small 4-digit machine ID number at lower left (alone or above a date) and the value figures at lower right.
    The weight in grams (Peso:###g) is often found added in the center of the stamp.
    The value figures are relatively narrow. This stamp is nearly identical to Type PO-C4 but for the shape of the value figures.
    V/F: 00$_{PTS}$ (eight-point asterisks, small "PTS" lowered)
       a. With the town name appearing right of the machine ID number
NOTE: Any stamp resembling Types PO-C2 through PO-C5 but with a 5-digit machine ID number was generated by a self-service variable rate stamp vending machine. The only sure way to identify the post office counter stamps is by the 4-digit ID number.
PO-C3. Epelsa "ET-RL/Iris” (digital).
    As Type PO-C2 but with different value figures.
    Both narrow and wide value figures found.
                                              A. Denominated in Pesetas. V/F: 00$^{PTS}$ 00$^{PTS}$ (six-point asterisks, small "PTS" raised)
                                              B. Denominated in Euros. V/F: 0,00€ ,00€
                                              a. With the town name appearing right of the machine ID number
                                              b. Machine ID number followed by a string of E's
PO-C4. Mobba “'LCB-ET” (digital), 1994.
    The stamp is identical to Type PO-C2 but the value figures are wider.
    V/F: 00$_{PTS}$
PO-C5. Epelsa "RL/T” ("RL-Postal") (digital), 2 January 2002.
    This system replaced all previous Post Office machines in use.
    Narrow value figures only.
    V/F: 0,00€ (six-point asterisks)
                                              a. With the town name appearing right of the machine ID number
                                              b. With a field of dots right of the machine ID number

#### Sub-group PO-D: Digital stamps printed on self-adhesive labels without preprinted design

PO-D1.1. Make and model unidentified (digital), 2015.
    At left below "CORREOS are the service indicator, postal code and town line, identification number, and date time.
    The value figures are at far right.
    Printed in black.
                                                                   A. Stamp for use on regular mail
                                                                   B. Stamp for use on registered mail, with large "R" at top center and bar code across the bottom
                                                                   C. Stamp for use on international express mail, as B but with shield shaped logo at top center containing a globe below "EXPRES" in an arc.
                                                             V/F: 0,00 €
NOTES:
* The identification number has no prefix to help identify the manufacturer and model of the meter.
* If the mailing is registered and postage has been paid by other stamps, the PO-D1.1B stamp provides the registration bar code and shows "0,00" postage.
PO-D1.2. Make and model unidentified (digital), 2018.
    As PO-D1.1 but the Spanish Post logo is changed. The crown and post horn is level with Correos which has thicker letters.
                                                                   A. Stamp for use on regular mail
                                                                   B. Stamp with bar code and large "R" for use on registered mail. The 2D barcode is larger than that used on Type PO-D1.1B.
                                                             V/F: 0,00 €
                                                                   a. Date figures are in a bold font
                                                                   b. "Correos" is not in italics.
PO-D1.3. Make and model unidentified (digital), 2019.
    As PO-D1.2 but with much smaller postal logo containing non-italicised "Correos".
                                                                   A. Stamp for use on regular mail (not shown)
                                                                   B. Stamp with bar code and large "R" for use on registered mail.
    V/F: 0,00 €