US 2 Cents George Washington Definitive Stamp
United States · 1908 · 2¢
The stamp features a profile portrait of George Washington facing left, set within an oval frame. 'U.S. POSTAGE' is inscribed above the portrait, and '2 CENTS' is below.
This stamp is part of the extensive Washington-Franklin series, which served as the primary definitive postage stamps of the United States for over a decade. It reflects the nation's reverence for its founding father, George Washington, and was crucial for everyday postal communication during the early 20th century.
Printing Method
Engraved
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