Iran Qajar Dynasty Revenue Stamp, 1 Chahi
Iran · 1894 · 1 Chahi
This stamp features the classic Lion and Sun (Shir-o-Khorshid) emblem, a prominent national symbol of Iran, particularly during the Qajar dynasty. The denomination 'Yek Chahi' (One Chahi) is inscribed in Persian script within an ornate circular frame. This is a revenue or fiscal stamp, used for taxes and official documents rather than postage.
Issued under the rule of Naser al-Din Shah Qajar, this stamp represents a period of modernization in Persian administration. Revenue stamps were essential for documenting and collecting state income during the late 19th century.
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Perfectly centered, fresh, no faults
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Off-center or visible wear
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