Lightweight Great Britain 1882 £5 Orange Plate 1 (white Paper), Sg137 Collection [a5NHjVil]
Lightweight Great Britain 1882 £5 Orange Plate 1 (white Paper), Sg137 Collection [a5NHjVil]The Lightweight Great Britain 1882 £5 Orange Plate 1 (white Paper), Sg137 Collection [a5NHjVil], is a truly exceptional collectible. This unmounted mint stamp, boasting full original gum and lettered DH, is a prime example of t
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Lightweight Great Britain 1882 £5 Orange Plate 1 (white Paper), Sg137 Collection [a5NHjVil]
The Lightweight Great Britain 1882 £5 Orange Plate 1 (white Paper), Sg137 Collection [a5NHjVil], is a truly exceptional collectible. This unmounted mint stamp, boasting full original gum and lettered DH, is a prime example of the rarity and beauty that makes this issue so sought after. With its exceptional quality, it stands out among its peers, making it a must-have for any serious stamp collector. The 2002 David Brandon certificate of authenticity that accompanies this piece further guarantees its authenticity and value, offering peace of mind to collectors.- Superb unmounted mint condition
- Full original gum and lettered DH
- Accompanied by a David Brandon certificate of authenticity
This stamp is exceptionally rare due to its high face value and limited postal need. Introduced as a Telegraphs stamp, it was used for payment of bulk telegrams and high-cost individual telegrams. With the withdrawal of telegraphs in 1881, the same plate design was adapted for use as a postage stamp. However, the rarity of postal packages requiring a £5 stamp meant that only a few of these stamps were ever produced, making them highly sought after today. Dr. John Horsey's comprehensive analysis of the £5 Orange stamp, which includes a detailed look at 3,534 examples, highlights the significance of this piece in the stamp collecting world.
- Extremely rare due to its high face value and limited postal need
- Adapted from a Telegraphs stamp, with a unique historical context
- Featured in Dr. John Horsey's comprehensive analysis of the £5 Orange stamp
The Lightweight Great Britain 1882 £5 Orange Plate 1 (white Paper), Sg137 Collection [a5NHjVil], is not just a stamp; it's a piece of history. Its unique design, exceptional condition, and provenance make it a valuable addition to any stamp collection. Whether you are a seasoned collector or just starting out, this stamp offers a chance to own a piece of British postal history that is both beautiful and rare. With its exceptional quality and authenticity, it's a sound investment that will only increase in value over time.
- Unique and beautiful design
- Exceptional condition and authenticity
- Sound investment for collectors and history enthusiasts
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