
Greece Postage Due Stamp
Greece · 1902 · 10 Lepta
This is a postage due stamp, part of a series issued between 1902 and 1911. The design is typographed and features the denomination '10' prominently in the center within an ornate frame, with 'ΛΕΠΤΑ' (Lepta) below. The stamp's purpose was to indicate the amount of postage due on mail that was insufficiently prepaid.
Issued during the reign of King George I, this series of postage due stamps was a functional necessity for the Hellenic postal system in the early 20th century, ensuring proper payment for mail services.
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