1923 $5 Head of Freedom Statue, Capital Dome, Carmine Lake & Blue, Perf. 11

$265.00

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726580 -- Unused Stamp(s) -- Unused Stamp(s) -- small flaws

Unused Stamp(s) small flaws ⓘ

504061 -- Mint Stamp(s) -- Mint Stamp(s) -- Very Fine

Mint Stamp(s) Very Fine ⓘ

270469 -- Mint Stamp(s) -- Mint Stamp(s) -- Very Fine, Never Hinged

Mint Stamp(s) Very Fine, Never Hinged ⓘ

724563 -- Mint Stamp(s) -- Mint Stamp(s) -- Extra Fine

Mint Stamp(s) Extra Fine ⓘ

724565 -- Mint Stamp(s) -- Mint Stamp(s) -- Extra Fine, Never Hinged

Mint Stamp(s) Extra Fine, Never Hinged ⓘ

270471 -- Mint Block of 4 -- Mint Stamp(s) -- Fine

Mint Block of 4 Fine ⓘ

270474 -- Mint Center Line Block -- Mint Stamp(s) -- Fine, Never Hinged

Mint Center Line Block Fine, Never Hinged ⓘ

270473 -- Mint Center Line Block -- Mint Stamp(s) -- Very Fine

Mint Center Line Block Very Fine ⓘ

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Subtle Color Change Makes U.S. #573a a Scarce Variety
Stamp #573 was the highest value stamp in the Series of 1922-25. The only bi-color stamp in the series was printed in carmine and blue. The #573a variety was printed in carmine lake and dark blue. The subtle color difference went unnoticed by most collectors, so this stamp is hard to find today.

The Head of Freedom Statue stamp was issued on March 20, 1923, in far smaller quantities than the other stamps in this series. In addition to the low quantity, five dollars was a great deal of money in 1923. When adjusted for inflation, $5 in 1923 would be worth over $200 in wages today. Since the regular variety is scarce, imagine how rare this color variety is!

It’s time for you to set your collection apart with this stamp variety. Order yours today in your choice of condition and format.