1954, 3¢ Statue of Liberty, Deep Violet, United States (Scott #1035)

This 1954, 3¢ Statue of Liberty stamp is from the "Liberty Series," issued by the U.S. Post Office Department between 1954 and 1961. This series replaced the 1938 Presidential stamps and was the first to feature the Statue of Liberty as the primary subject of a regular-issue stamp. This is a genuine example of the 1954 standard issue. The stamp is one of the highest-volume stamps printed in United States postal history. This beautiful stamp is a valuable addition to any collection and is sure to stand out with its vibrant color and intricate design. Don't miss the chance to own a piece of American history with this 1954 Statue of Liberty stamp.

Technical Specifications

• Catalog Number: Scott #1035.

• Denomination: 3 cents (3¢).

• Date of Issue: June 24, 1954.

• Printing Method: Rotary Press.

• Perforation: 11 x 10½.

• Color: Deep Violet.

• Mintage: Over 60,000,000,000.

• Subject: The Statue of Liberty.

Condition Analysis

Status: 

Used and Uncertified.

Sellers Grading: Extremely Fine

Obverse: 

The design remains clear and well-defined.

Reverse: 

The paper is clean with no significant signs of thinning, damage, or remaining adhesive.

Centering / Margins: 

Excellent!. The design is exceptionally well centered within the perforations, with balanced, wide margins on all four sides.

Postmark: 

Beautiful!

Other Findings: 

No visible tears, creases, or missing perforations are observed.