US–1855–01c–0001
1¢
1c Franklin type II single — 1-cent unused single. Type II stamp, almost certainly from plate 2.
VerifiedUS · 1855
Every stamp. Every collector. Open.
US–1879–06c–0001
6¢
6c Abraham Lincoln single — unused
VerifiedUS · 1879
US–1873–07c–0001
7¢
7c Edwin M. Stanton single — unused
VerifiedUS · 1873
US–1875–15c–0001
15¢
15c Landing of Columbus re-issue single — used; perf 12; re-issue of 1869; without grill — In 1875, Post Office Department officials decided to exhibit samples of all previously issued stamps at the Centennial Exposition in Philadelphia the following year. Since this required a special printing, the department ordered extra copies for sale to stamp collectors.
VerifiedUS · 1875
US–1875–05c–0002
5¢
5c Zachary Taylor single — unused
VerifiedUS · 1875
US–1912–08c–0001
8¢
8c Franklin SL watermark single — mint; perf 12
VerifiedUS · 1912
US–1861–24c–0001
24¢
24c Washington single — With a blue "paid all" hand stamp.
VerifiedUS · 1861
US–1881–01c–0001
1¢
1c Franklin Glen Allen, VA precancelled single
VerifiedUS · 1881
US–1894–01c–0001
1¢
1c Franklin single — mint; perf 12
VerifiedUS · 1894
US–1857–01c–0001
1¢
1c Franklin type II single — Unused; from Plate 12.
VerifiedUS · 1857
US–1894–03c–0001
3¢
3c Jackson single — mint; perf 12
VerifiedUS · 1894
US–1861–90c–0001
90¢
90c Washington single — unused; perf 12
VerifiedUS · 1861
US–1903–06c–0001
6¢
6c claret Garfield single — unused
VerifiedUS · 1903
US–1863–05c–0001
5¢
5c brown Jefferson single — unused; perf 12
VerifiedUS · 1863
US–1875–05c–0001
5¢
5c Thomas Jefferson re-issue single — unused; perf 12; re-issue of 1861-66; without grill — In 1875, Post Office Department officials decided to exhibit samples of all previously issued stamps at the Centennial Exposition in Philadelphia the following year. Since this required a special printing, the department ordered extra copies for sale to stamp collectors.
VerifiedUS · 1875
US–1889–90c–0001
90¢
90c Perry Sample overprint single — unused; perf 12
VerifiedUS · 1889
US–1893–$4–0001
$4
$4 Queen Isabella and Christopher Columbus single — mint
VerifiedUS · 1893
US–1880–02c–0001
2¢
2c Jackson single — perf 12; without gum; special printing of 1879 issue
VerifiedUS · 1880
US–1875–02c–0002
2¢
2c Post Rider and Horse re-issue single — unused; perf 12; re-issue from 1869 issue; without grill — In 1875, Post Office Department officials decided to exhibit samples of all previously issued stamps at the Centennial Exposition in Philadelphia the following year. Since this required a special printing, the department ordered extra copies for sale to stamp collectors.
VerifiedUS · 1875
US–1894–02c–0003
2¢
2c Washington single — 2-cent stamp
VerifiedUS · 1894
US–1870–30c–0001
30¢
30c Alexander Hamilton with Grill single — unused; perf 12
VerifiedUS · 1870
US–1894–04c–0001
4¢
4c dark brown Lincoln single — unused; perf 12
VerifiedUS · 1894
US–1880–15c–0001
15¢
15c Webster Sample overprint single — unused; perf 12
VerifiedUS · 1880
US–1863–02c–0001
2¢
2c Jackson single — unused; perf 12
VerifiedUS · 1863
US–1879–02c–0001
2¢
2c vermilion Jackson single — unused
VerifiedUS · 1879
US–1870–03c–0001
3¢
3c Washington single — unused; perf 12
VerifiedUS · 1870
US–1893–$3–0001
$3
$3 Columbus Describing His Third Voyage single — mint — Design of the stamp is taken from a painting by Francisco Jover entitled "Columbus Describing His Third Voyage". Printed in sheets of 100, cut into panes of 50 for distribution. Neither sheets of 100 nor panes of 50 are known to remain intact. Quantity issued: 24,713(?).
VerifiedUS · 1893
US–1871–07c–0002
7¢
7c vermilion Stanton with Grill single — unused; perf 12
VerifiedUS · 1871
US–1879–01c–0001
1¢
1c dark ultramarine Franklin single — mint; perf 12
VerifiedUS · 1879
US–1861–05c–0001
5¢
5c red brown Jefferson single — unused; perf 12
VerifiedUS · 1861
US–1890–02c–0002
2¢
2c carmine Washington single — unused; see cap on left "2"
VerifiedUS · 1890
US–1880–01c–0001
1¢
1c buff Franklin re-issue single — unused; perf 12; re-issue of 1869; without grill; mint
VerifiedUS · 1880
US–1894–02c–0002
2¢
2c Washington type I single — unused; perf 12
VerifiedUS · 1894
US–1869–30c–0001
30¢
30c Shield, Eagle and Flags re-issue single — unused — In 1875, Post Office Department officials decided to exhibit samples of all previously issued stamps at the Centennial Exposition in Philadelphia the following year. Since this required a special printing, the department ordered extra copies for sale to stamp collectors.
VerifiedUS · 1869
US–1882–06c–0001
6¢
6c Lincoln Sample A overprint single — unused; perf 12
VerifiedUS · 1882
US–1875–24c–0002
24¢
24c Declaration of Independence re-issue single — unused; perf 12 — In 1875, Post Office Department officials decided to exhibit samples of all previously issued stamps at the Centennial Exposition in Philadelphia the following year. Since this required a special printing, the department ordered extra copies for sale to stamp collectors.
VerifiedUS · 1875
US–1895–15c–0001
15¢
15c Henry Clay single — 15c Henry Clay single
VerifiedUS · 1895
US–1887–02c–0001
2¢
2c Washington single — mint; perf 12
VerifiedUS · 1887
US–1893–06c–0001
6¢
6c Columbus Welcomed at Barcelona single — mint — Design of the stamp is taken from one of the panels of the bronze doors in the Capitol Building. The doors were designed by Randolph Rogers. The design is entitled "Columbus Welcomed at Barcelona". Printed in sheets of 100, cut into panes of 50 for distribution. A few sheets of 100 remain intact today, as well as panes of 50. Quantity issued: 4,707,550.
VerifiedUS · 1893
US–1909–05c–0001
5¢
5c Washington single — U.S. Automatic Vending Company type I perforations
VerifiedUS · 1909
US–1875–03c–0001
3¢
3c Steam Locomotive re-issue single — unused; perf 12; re-issue of 1869; without grill — In 1875, Post Office Department officials decided to exhibit samples of all previously issued stamps at the Centennial Exposition in Philadelphia the following year. Since this required a special printing, the department ordered extra copies for sale to stamp collectors.
VerifiedUS · 1875
US–1890–02c–0001
2¢
2c lake Washington single — unused; perf 12
VerifiedUS · 1890
US–1856–05c–0001
5¢
5c red brown Jefferson single — used
VerifiedUS · 1856
US–1879–03c–0001
3¢
3c Washington single — unused
VerifiedUS · 1879
US–1880–07c–0001
7¢
7c Edwin M. Stanton special printing single — unused; perf 12
VerifiedUS · 1880
US–1888–05c–0001
5¢
5c indigo Garfield single — unused; perf 12
VerifiedUS · 1888
US–1875–24c–0001
24¢
24c Washington reprint single — In 1875, Post Office Department officials decided to exhibit samples of all previously issued stamps at the Centennial Exposition in Philadelphia the following year. Since this required a special printing, the department ordered extra copies for sale to stamp collectors.
VerifiedUS · 1875
US–1873–01c–0001
1¢
1c ultramarine Franklin single — unused; 'secret' mark (a small crescent) located in the pearl at the left of the numeral '1'
VerifiedUS · 1873
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