Malaysia Imperforate Stamp, 5 Sen
Malaysia · 1965 · 5 sen
This stamp features a Rhinoceros Hornbill (Buceros rhinoceros), a large species of forest hornbill native to Southeast Asia. The design is part of the first definitive series issued by Malaysia after its formation, showcasing the nation's unique wildlife. This particular version is notable for being imperforate, meaning it lacks the usual separation holes.
Issued in 1965, this stamp was part of Malaysia's inaugural definitive series, symbolizing national identity and unity two years after the federation was formed in 1963.
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