From another Royal Mail source, we have been told that this is the true situation:
Doctor Who panes on ordinary gum printed in lithography by Cartor Security Print.
Miniature sheet pane is self-adhesive, and printed in litho by
Machin/Tardis pane on ordinary gum printed in gravure by Walsall Security Print. Only the Machin stamps have security print - we expect these to be MPIL and M12L (now confirmed, by those who already have stock!)
Full list of the 30 stamps in this Doctor Who celebration:
11 x 1st images of Dr Who actors - ordinary gum, litho by Cartor
1st class 11th Doctor - self-adhesive in retail booklet gravure by Walsall Security Print
1st class 1st Doctor - self-adhesive in retail booklet gravure by Walsall Security Print
1st Tardis (self-adhesive) - in miniature sheet gravure by Enschede
1st Tardis (self-adhesive) - in PSB pane showing miniature sheet litho by
1st Tardis (self-adhesive) - in Generic Smiler Sheet - probably litho by Cartor
1st Tardis (self-adhesive) - in retail booklet gravure by Walsall Security Print
1st Tardis (ordinary gum) - in PSB definitive pane gravure by Walsall Security Print
2nd class Dalek - in miniature sheet gravure by Enschede
2nd class Dalek - in miniature sheet PSB pane litho by
2nd class Ood - in miniature sheet gravure by Enschede
2nd class Ood - in miniature sheet PSB pane litho by
2nd class Cyberman - in miniature sheet gravure by Enschede
2nd class Cyberman - in miniature sheet PSB pane litho by
2nd class Weeping Angel - in miniature sheet gravure by Enschede
2nd class Weeping Angel - in miniature sheet PSB pane litho by
5p Machin definitive with iridescent layer, gummed, gravure by Walsall Security Print
10p Machin definitive with iridescent layer, gummed, gravure by Walsall Security Print
20p Machin definitive with iridescent layer, gummed, gravure by Walsall Security Print
87p Machin definitive with iridescent layer, gummed, gravure by Walsall Security Print
Updated 27 February.
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