
First Hungarian Postage Stamp, Coat of Arms
Hungary · 1871 · 2 Krajczár
This stamp, the first issued by Hungary, features the Hungarian Coat of Arms with the Crown of Saint Stephen. The design is simple and functional, printed in orange on paper with a watermark. It marked Hungary's new postal independence within the Austro-Hungarian Empire.
Issued in 1871 following the Austro-Hungarian Compromise of 1867, this stamp signifies Hungary's re-established sovereignty and its ability to manage its own postal system.
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