
Argentina Rivadavia Issue, 5 Centavos Red Brown
Argentina · 1864 · 5c (Centavos)
This definitive stamp features a portrait of Bernardino Rivadavia, the first president of Argentina. The design is an intricate engraving, characteristic of the period, with ornate scrollwork framing the central portrait. It is part of the first set of stamps issued by the Argentine Republic to bear his image.
Issued in 1864, this stamp represents the early years of the unified Argentine Republic, following a period of civil wars. The use of Rivadavia's portrait helped to establish a national identity and honor a key figure in the country's independence movement.
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Engraved
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