US Scott # 1036a 4 Cent USPS 1954 Abraham Lincoln Booklet Pane General Issue MNH

Item Specifics

Country

United States

Catalog Number

1036a

Stamp Type

General Issue

Condition

Mint (NH)

Stamp Format

Multiple

Year of Issue

1954

Item Description

US Scott #1036a, issued in 1954, is a booklet pane featuring a 4-cent stamp dedicated to Abraham Lincoln, one of the most revered Presidents of the United States. This stamp is part of a general issue series that commemorates significant historical figures and events in American history. The design of the stamp presents a dignified portrait of Lincoln, symbolizing his leadership during the Civil War and his enduring legacy in American history. The MNH (Mint Never Hinged) condition of this booklet pane signifies that it has been meticulously preserved in its original state, making it particularly valuable to collectors. This issue is sought after by philatelists who specialize in presidential themes, American history, or those who appreciate stamps with historical and cultural significance.

Perforation 11x10½
Variety dry printing
Country United States
Color red violet
Category General Issue
Quantity 1 StampManage ID 10
Printer Bureau of Printing and Engraving Issue Location Wheeling, WV
Date Issued 11/19/1954 Series Liberty

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$5.00 USPS Ground Advantage includes up to $100.00 insurance and tracking. Additional items at no extra charge in same order.$1.50 Standard Shipping comes in regular mail envelope ( no tracking ). No charge for additional items up to 15, then 10 cents for each item over 15 purchased in same order.

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Yes

Returns Policy

Item must be returned in the same condition as shipped. Buyer responsible for return postage. Please contact me for a return authorization number within 20 days of purchase.

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