1967, $1 Eugene O’Neill, Dull Purple, United States (Scott #1294)

This 1967, $1 Eugene O’Neill, Dull Purple stamp belongs to the "Prominent Americans Series," issued by the United States Post Office Department between 1965 and 1978. This definitive series was designed to feature a diverse range of notable Americans, replacing the earlier "Liberty Issue." This is a genuine example of the 1967 issue. As a high-value definitive stamp it was intended for parcels and heavier mail. The 1967 issue represents an important part of American cultural history and makes a thoughtful addition to any collection. Don't miss your chance to own a piece of the past with this stunning Eugene O'Neill stamp.

Technical Specifications

• Catalog Number: Scott #1294.

• Denomination: 1 Dollar ($1).

• Date of Issue: October 16, 1967.

• Printing Method: Rotary Press.

• Perforation: 11 x 10½.

• Color: Dull Purple.

• Mintage: Standard definitive issue (printed on demand).

• Subject: Portrait of Eugene O’Neill. The design features the Nobel Prize-winning playwright with a theatrical lighting effect, emphasizing his dramatic works.

Condition Analysis

Status:

Used and Uncertified

Sellers Grading: Extremely Fine

Obverse: 

The color remains deep purple and distinct.

Reverse: 

The paper appears clean. While the gum looks intact, the presence of a cancellation on the front classifies the stamp as used.

Centering / Margins: 

Excellent! The perforations do not cut into the design frame.

Postmark: Minimal

Other Findings:

The perforations are intact on all four sides. No tears or creases are visible.