A stamp with a face value of one cent represents the cost of postage required when it was issued. For example, a postal service might have released a one-cent stamp to cover... Read more »
This specific postage represents a historical artifact from the Dominion of Newfoundland before its confederation with Canada in 1949. Denominated in pre-decimal currency, it served as payment for postal services within Newfoundland... Read more »
The 1890 issue depicting the first U.S. president is a key collectible in American philately. Various shades exist, with the carmine variety being particularly prized. Condition, including centering and gum, significantly impacts... Read more »
A United States postage stamp issued in 1954 featured the 16th president’s portrait and was valued at four cents. This denomination was commonly used for standard letter mail at the time. One... Read more »
Postcards mailed with a one-cent stamp represent a specific era in United States postal history, generally between 1872 and 1885. During this period, the postal rate for postcards was one cent. Items... Read more »
A six-cent denomination of postage issued by the United States Postal Service represents a specific period in American postal history. These stamps, often featuring historical figures, events, or symbolic imagery, served as... Read more »
The 1982 United States postage stamp honoring the Oglala Lakota warrior, Crazy Horse, holds a unique place in American philatelic history. Depicting a simple, powerful profile portrait based on a ledger drawing... Read more »
A postage stamp of this denomination represents a specific cost for mailing services, typically for lightweight letters or postcards within a designated postal zone. For instance, such stamps might have been used... Read more »
A postage stamp featuring Benjamin Franklin with a face value of ten cents represents a specific category within philately. These stamps were issued over several decades by the United States Postal Service,... Read more »
This specific postage, issued in 1976, featured the iconic cracked Liberty Bell superimposed over the numerals “13”. It commemorated the bicentennial of the United States Declaration of Independence, symbolizing freedom and the... Read more »