United States Scott #724, inMH F condition

Item Specifics

Country

United States

Catalog Number

724

Stamp Type

General Issue

Condition

Unused

Centering

Fine

Stamp Format

Single

Year of Issue

1932

Item Description

For auction: A notable piece of American philatelic history, the United States Scott number 724, in mint hinged (MH) fine (F) condition. This 3-cent stamp, issued in 1932, commemorates the 250th anniversary of the founding of Pennsylvania by William Penn. The stamp features a detailed portrait of William Penn, printed in a rich purple color.

Condition:

Front: The stamp is in MH F condition, with no cancellation marks, confirming its pristine state. The design of William Penn remains clear and sharp, with the vibrant purple color well-preserved. The perforations are intact and well-defined, contributing to the stamp's fine condition. There is minimal wear around the edges, which is typical for a stamp of this age.

Back: The reverse side shows its original gum with a hinge mark, indicating it has been previously mounted. The gum shows some light disturbance due to the hinging but remains largely intact. The back is free from significant flaws, enhancing its appeal for collectors.

Starting Bid: This historical stamp is available for auction with a starting bid of $0.30. Its mint hinged, fine condition, and vibrant color make it a valuable addition for collectors who appreciate well-preserved and historically significant stamps.

Don't miss the chance to bid on this exceptional stamp, a testament to the enduring legacy of William Penn and the founding of Pennsylvania. Add the United States Scott number 724 to your collection today and enjoy a tangible connection to America's postal past.

Seller Information

Seller

jamisonenterprises (260)

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03/18/2005

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Item Location

California, United States

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Worldwide

Item Weight

0 Lbs 1 oz

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Yes

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