1934, 3¢ Wisconsin Tercentenary, Deep Violet, United States (Scott #739)

This 1934, 3¢ Wisconsin Tercentenary, Deep Violet stamp belongs to the Wisconsin Tercentenary Issue, released by the U.S. Post Office Department in 1934 to commemorate the 300th anniversary of Jean Nicolet’s landing on the shores of Green Bay in 1634. The design depicts a historical scene of Nicolet’s arrival and interaction with Native Americans and is based on a painting by Edward W. Deming. This is a genuine example of the 1934 commemorative issue. The intricate design of this stamp features a Native American and a French explorer, paying homage to the state's rich history. This stamp is perfect for philatelists who appreciate historical significance and beautiful design. Don't miss the chance to add this rare and collectible stamp to your collection.

Technical Specifications

• Catalog Number: Scott #739

• Denomination: 3 cents (3¢)

• Date of Issue: July 7, 1934

• Printing Method: Flat Plate, Engraved

• Perforation: 11

• Color: Violet / Purple

• Mintage: Approximately 64,525,400 copies

• Subject: Nicolet’s landing on the shores of Green Bay, Wisconsin

Condition Analysis

Status: 

Used and Uncertified

Sellers Grading: Extremely Fine

Obverse: 

Clear and complete design with all inscriptions fully visible. A heavy black ink cancellation is present, dated September 12, 1934, partially obscuring the central vignette.

Reverse: 

No original gum, as expected for a used example. The back is generally clean with no visible repairs or thins.

Centering / Margins: 

Fine (F). The design is slightly off-center, but the perforations do not cut into the printed frame.

Postmark: 

Moderate postmark dated September 12, 1934.

Other Findings: 

No visible tears, creases, or missing perforations. Overall condition is consistent with a normally used stamp.