Marianne de Cheffer, 0.30 Francs
France · 1966 · 0.30 F
This definitive stamp features the 'Marianne de Cheffer,' an allegorical representation of the French Republic. Designed and engraved by Henry Cheffer, the portrait depicts Marianne in a classical style, wearing a Phrygian cap, a symbol of liberty. This design was part of a long-running series of definitive stamps used for everyday postage in France.
Issued during the presidency of Charles de Gaulle, this stamp represents a period of stability and modernization in France known as the 'Trente Glorieuses' (the thirty glorious years) following World War II.
Printing Method
Engraved
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Estimated Values by Condition
Perfectly centered, fresh, no faults
Well centered, fresh colors
Nicely centered, minor flaws
Average centering, acceptable
Off-center or visible wear
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