1963, 1¢ Andrew Jackson, Green, United States (Scott #1225)

This 1963, 1¢ Andrew Jackson, Green stamp belongs to the Andrew Jackson definitive issue, released by the U.S. Post Office Department in 1963. This issue features a right-facing engraved portrait of Andrew Jackson, the seventh President of the United States, and was produced for everyday postal use in coil format. This is a genuine example of the 1963 standard coil issue. Whether you're a fan of American history or simply appreciate the artistry of stamp design, the 1963, 1¢ Andrew Jackson stamp is a must-have item for any collector. Don't miss your chance to own this iconic piece of American postal history.

Technical Specifications

• Catalog Number: Scott #1225

• Denomination: 1 cent (1¢)

• Date of Issue: 1963

• Printing Method: Rotary Press (engraved, intaglio)

• Perforation: 10 (perforated vertically only; straight edges at top and bottom)

• Color: Green

• Mintage: Not Officially Published

• Subject: Portrait of Andrew Jackson. The engraving is based on a presidential medal designed by Moritz Furst and struck by the U.S. Mint in 1829.

Condition Analysis

Status: 

Unused and Uncertified.

Sellers Grading: Superb!

Obverse: 

The design is clear and fully legible. Minor edge irregularities consistent with coil handling are visible. No creases or tears.

Reverse: 

Appears clean. No visible thins or repairs.

Centering / Margins: 

Excellent! Side perforations are even and do not cut into the design. The top and bottom edges are straight, confirming coil format.

Postmark:

None.

Other Findings: 

The straight, imperforate top and bottom edges conclusively identify this stamp as a coil issue, ruling out all sheet varieties.