Stamps printed on both sides, which are extremely collectable, are created due to economy of paper usage. At some point, the printer has decided that a sheet has been deficiently printed in the first pass and has turned the sheet over and printed on the reverse. They differ from “set-offs” in that they are right reading, or correctly reading on both sides where as a sheet that has set-off will have the image on the back reversed.
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