A postal stamp is a small adhesive label issued by postal authorities as proof of payment for mailing letters and packages. It plays a crucial role in the postal system, ensuring the proper processing and delivery of mail. Available in various denominations, postal stamps correspond to different postage rates based on weight, destination, and mailing service type. Designed with unique artwork, postal stamps often feature national symbols, historical figures, landmarks, or cultural themes. They reflect the identity and heritage of a country, making them not only functional but also visually appealing. Some stamps may also be issued in special series to mark anniversaries, events, or important social causes. Postal stamps are widely used for both personal and commercial mailing, offering a simple and efficient way to send letters and parcels worldwide. Despite technological advancements, traditional stamps remain a widely recognized and essential part of postal services. Beyond their practical use, postal stamps hold value for collectors and philatelists. Many individuals collect them as a hobby, appreciating their artistic details and historical significance. Over time, certain stamps may become rare and valuable, making them sought-after pieces in the world of stamp collecting.


Antique Collection of 3 Persian Qajar Stamps
Presenting an antique collection of 3 Persian Qajar Stamps, originally published in 1260 AH (1881) under the name of Iran utilizing the lithography method. These stamps are adorned with the denomination in "Shahi" (Iranian Currency) at the top, while the value in "cent" or "sāntim" (French currency) is elegantly placed within an ellipse at the bottom of the stamp. This design choice was likely made to align with the practices of European postal organizations. The print circulation for stamps with denominations of one Shahi and two Shahi was 10,000, while for stamps with a denomination of five Shahi, it was 5,000. Embrace the historical signif...
Presenting an antique collection of 3 Persian Qajar Stamps, originally published in 1260 AH (1881) under the name of Iran utilizing the lithography method. These stamps are adorned with the denomination in "Shahi" (Iranian Currency) at the top, while the value in "cent" or "sāntim" (French currency) is elegantly placed within an ellipse at the bottom of the stamp. This design choice was likely made to align with the practices of European postal organizations. The print circulation for stamps with denominations of one Shahi and two Shahi was 10,000, while for stamps with a denomination of five Shahi, it was 5,000. Embrace the historical significance of these exquisite stamps, meticulously preserved as a testament to Iran's rich postal heritage.
- Type: Postal Stamp
- Number of Stamps: 3 Pcs
- Country of origin: Iran
- Release Year: 1881

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Condition | Used |
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Origin | Iran |
Release Year | 1881 |
Product Type | Postal Stamp |
Material | Paper |

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