Russia Coat of Arms, No Thunderbolts
Russia · 1858 · 10 kopeks
This stamp features the Russian Imperial Coat of Arms, a crowned double-headed eagle, set within an oval frame. The denomination '10 коп' (10 kopeks) is indicated at the bottom, and Cyrillic text for 'Postage Stamp' appears at the top. This particular issue is distinguished from the 1857 version by the absence of thunderbolts in the eagle's claws.
Issued under Tsar Alexander II, this stamp was part of Russia's second general issue. It reflects the transition from imperforate to perforated stamps, improving convenience for postal users across the vast Russian Empire.
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