1968, 50¢ Lucy Stone, Rose Magenta, United States (Scott #1293)

This 1968, 50¢ Lucy Stone, Rose Magenta stamp belongs to the Prominent Americans Issue, released by the U.S. Post Office Department in 1968. This definitive series honors influential figures who played important roles in American social, political, and cultural history. This stamp depicts Lucy Stone, a prominent abolitionist, women’s rights advocate, and social reformer of the 19th century. This is a genuine 1968 standard definitive issue. Whether you're a seasoned stamp collector or a history enthusiast, this Lucy Stone stamp is a timeless piece of American heritage that celebrates the progress of gender equality. Add this stunning piece of history to your collection today and honor the legacy of Lucy Stone.

Technical Specifications

• Catalog Number: Scott #1293

• Denomination: 50 cents (50¢)

• Date of Issue: August 13, 1968

• Printing Method: Rotary Press

• Perforation: 11 x 10½

• Color: Rose Magenta

• Mintage: Not Officially Published.

• Subject: Portrait of Lucy Stone

Condition Analysis

Status: 

Used and Uncertified.

Sellers Grading: Extremely Fine

Obverse:

The portrait and inscriptions remain clearly identifiable. No major creases or tears are visible.

Reverse:

No original gum remains, as expected for a used stamp. The reverse appears clean with no visible thinning or repairs.

Centering / Margins:

Fine. The perforations do not cut into the design frame.

Postmark: Minimal

Other Findings:

All perforations are present, with minor irregularities typical of handling and circulation. No visible tears, missing perforations, or alterations.