In the 1850s and 60s, nearly every postage stamp was used as intended – licked, pressed onto an envelope, and sent through the mail. Finding unused stamps from that era is tough. Finding ones that sti...

U.S. #12 1856 Jefferson, Type I First US postage stamp to feature a Founding Father other than Washington or Franklin Main usage for paying domestic portion of postage rate on overseas mail going thr...

U.S. #271858 Jefferson, Type I   Part of the first perforated series of US stamps First perforated US postage stamp to feature a Founding Father other than Washington or Franklin Main usage for payin...

U.S. #281858 Jefferson, Type I   Part of the first perforated series of US stamps Main usage for paying domestic portion of postage rate on overseas mail going through Britain (British Open Mail rate...

U.S. #28A1858 Jefferson, Type I   Part of the first perforated series of US stamps Main usage for paying domestic portion of postage rate on overseas mail going through Britain (British Open Mail rat...

U.S. #291858 Jefferson, Type I   Part of the first perforated series of US stamps Main usage for paying domestic portion of postage rate on overseas mail going through Britain (British Open Mail rate...

U.S. #301858 Jefferson, Type II   Part of the first perforated series of US stamps Main usage for paying domestic portion of postage rate on overseas mail going through Britain (British Open Mail rat...

U.S. #30A1858 Jefferson, Type II   Part of the first perforated series of US stamps Main usage for paying domestic portion of postage rate on overseas mail going through Britain (British Open Mail ra...

U.S. #421875 Thomas Jefferson Reprint of #28 of the Series of 1857-61 Not valid for postage Issued for the 1876 Centennial International Exposition Stamp Category:  DefinitiveValue:  5c Issue Date: ...

U.S. #671861 Jefferson Replaced former 5c stamp after it was demonetized Used in combination with other denominations for foreign postage Stamp Category:  DefinitiveSeries:  1861-62 IssueValue:  5cE...

U.S. #67b1861 Jefferson Replaced former 5c stamp after that issue was demonetized Used in combination with other denominations for overseas postage Color variety of #67 Stamp Category:  DefinitiveSe...

U.S. #75 1862 Thomas Jefferson Issued to replace 5c buff stamp of the 1861-62 series, due to collector complaints Most often combined with a 10c stamp to pay letter postage to France and with a 5c st...

U.S. #76 1863 Thomas Jefferson Found in the brown color variety after the issue of #67 (buff) and #75 (red brown) Most often combined with a 10c stamp to pay letter postage to France and with a 5c s...

U.S. #95 Series of 1867 5¢ Jefferson “F” Grill Earliest Known Use: November 19, 1868 Quantity issued: 680,000 (estimate) Printed by: National Bank Note Company Method: Flat plate Watermark: None Pe...

U.S. #951867 Thomas Jefferson   One of ten stamps in the series of 1867 embossed with the “F” Grill Grill measures 9x13mm (12x16 to 18pts) Well-centered examples are hard to fine and command premium ...

U.S. #139 1870-71 10¢ Jefferson National Bank Note Printing I or H Grill Issued: April 1870 Quantity issued: 479,000 (estimate) Printed by: National Bank Note Company Method: Flat plate Watermark...

U.S. #150 1870-71 10¢ Jefferson National Bank Note Printing Earliest Known Use: May 14, 1870 Quantity issued: 10,166,500 (estimate) Printed by: National Bank Note Company Method: Flat plate Waterma...

U.S. #161 1873 10¢ Jefferson Continental Bank Note Printing Earliest Known Use: August 2, 1873 Quantity issued: 21,471,000 (estimate) Printed by: Continental Bank Note Company Method: Flat plate Wa...

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U.S. #1881879 10¢ Jefferson Type IIAmerican Bank Note Printing with Secret Mark Earliest Known Use: October 5, 1878 Quantity issued: 22,000,000 (estimate)Printed by: American Bank Note CompanyMethod: ...

U.S. #209 1881-82 10¢ Jefferson American Bank Note Printing Earliest Known Use: May 4, 1882 Quantity issued: 151,479,420 (estimate) Printed by: American Bank Note Company Method: Flat plate Waterm...

U.S. #209b 1881-82 10¢ Jefferson American Bank Note Printing Printed by: American Bank Note Company Method: Flat plate Watermark: None Perforation: 12 Color: Black Brown   In 1881, the American Ban...

U.S. #2281890-93 Regular Issue 30¢ Jefferson Issue Date: February 22, 1890 Issue Quantity: 1,504,408Printed by: American Bank Note CompanyMethod: Flat plateWatermark: NonePerforation: 12Color: Black I...

U.S. #260 1894 50¢ Jefferson   Issued: November 1, 1894 Issue Quantity: 175,330 Printed by: Bureau of Engraving and Printing Watermark: None Perforation: 12 Color: Orange Just 175,330 1894 50¢ Jeff...

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U.S. #310Series of 1902-03 50¢ Jefferson Issue Date: March 23, 1903 Quantity issued: 2,651,774 (estimate)Printed by: Bureau of Engraving and PrintingMethod: Flat plateWatermark: Double linePerforation...

U.S. #3241904 2¢ JeffersonLouisiana Purchase Commemorative Issue Date: April 30, 1904 Quantity issued: 192,732,400Printed by: Bureau of Engraving and PrintingMethod: Flat plateWatermark: Double line ...

U.S. #561 9¢ Thomas Jefferson  Series of 1922-25 Issue Date: January 15, 1923 First City:  Washington, D.C. Perforations: 11 Color: Rose Jefferson’s image is from an engraving made for the 2¢ stamp ...

U.S. #590 Series of 1923-26 9¢ Thomas Jefferson Issue Date: May 29, 1926 First City: Washington, D.C. Quantity Issued: 79,537,000 Printed by: Bureau of Engraving and Printing Printing Method: Rotary P...

U.S. #641 1926-28 Rotary Stamp 9¢ Jefferson Perforated 11 x 10.5   Issue Date: May 17, 1927 First City: Washington, DC   The 1926-28 rotary stamps used the designs of the flat plate Series of 1922-25...

U.S. #6671929 Kansas-Nebraska Overprints9¢ Kansas Issued: May 1, 1929First City: Colby, KSQuantity Issued: 1,130,000Printing Method: Rotary PressPerforation: 11 x 10.5Color: Light rose The 9¢ Kansas ...

US #6671929 9¢ Thomas Jefferson, Rose with Kansas Overprint – Kansas-Nebraska Overprints • In use for less than a year – scarce today• “Kans.” Overprint on US #641 Stamp Category: DefinitiveSet: Kansa...

US #6781929 9¢ Thomas Jefferson, Rose with Nebraska Overprint – Kansas-Nebraska Overprints • In use for less than a year – scarce today• “Nebr.” Overprint on US #641 Stamp Category: DefinitiveSet: Kan...

U.S. #8071938 3¢ Thomas JeffersonPresidential Series Issue Date: June 16, 1938First City: Washington, DCQuantity Issued: 87,101,233Printing Method: Rotary pressPerforations: 11 x 10 ½ Color: Deep viol...

U.S. #807a 1938 3¢ Thomas Jefferson Presidential Series Booklet Pane of 6 Issue Date: June 16, 1938 First City: Washington, DC Printing Method: Rotary press Perforations: 11 x 10 ½  Color: Deep vio...

U.S. #8423¢ Jefferson1939 Presidential SeriesRotary Coil Stamp   Issue Date: January 20, 1939First City: Washington, D.C.Quantity Issued: 28,309,771,500 (total of both coil types)Printed by: Bureau of...

U.S. #851 3¢ Jefferson 1939 Presidential Series Rotary Coil Stamp Issue Date: January 27, 1939 First City: Washington, D.C. Quantity Issued: 28,309,771,500 (total of both coil types) Printed by: Bur...

US #10331954 Thomas Jefferson, Carmine RoseLiberty Series • One of several varieties available to collect: wet- or dry-printed, coil or sheet, regular or silkote paper, with or without perforations, a...

US #1033a1954 Thomas Jefferson, Carmine Rose (Silkote Paper)Liberty Series • Includes Philatelic Foundation expertization certificate – you can be confident your US #1033a is the real deal• One of sev...

U.S. #1055 2¢ Thomas Jefferson Liberty Series Coil Stamp   Issue Date: October 22, 1954 City: St. Louis, MO Printed By: Bureau of Engraving and Printing Printing Method: Rotary press dry printing Per...

U.S. #1055 and 1055FO Order today and get both the regular issue, and the misperforated issue. 2¢ Thomas Jefferson Liberty Series Coil Stamp Issue Date: October 22, 1954 City: St. Louis, MO Prin...

U.S. #1055d 2¢ Thomas Jefferson Liberty Series Coil Stamp   Issue Date: October 22, 1954 City: St. Louis, MO Printed By: Bureau of Engraving and Printing Printing Method: Rotary press dry printing Pe...

  U.S. #1141 1960-61 4¢ Thomas Jefferson American Credo Series   Issue Date: May 18, 1960 City: Charlottesville, Pennsylvania Quantity: 115,455,000 Printed By: Bureau of Engraving and Printing Printin...

  U.S. #1278 1¢ Thomas Jefferson Prominent Americans Series   Issue Date: January 12, 1968 City: Jeffersonville, IN Printed By: Bureau of Engraving and Printing Printing Method: Rotary Press Color: Gr...

U.S. #1278 1¢ Thomas Jefferson Prominent Americans Series   Issue Date: January 12, 1968 City: Jeffersonville, IN Printed By: Bureau of Engraving and Printing Printing Method: Rotary Press Color: Gree...

U.S. #1278 1¢ Thomas Jefferson Prominent Americans Series   Issue Date: January 12, 1968 City: Jeffersonville, IN Printed By: Bureau of Engraving and Printing Printing Method: Rotary Press Color: Gree...

U.S. #1278c 1¢ Thomas Jefferson Prominent Americans Series   Issue Date: January 12, 1968 City: Jeffersonville, IN Printed By: Bureau of Engraving and Printing Printing Method: Rotary Press Color: Gre...

U.S. #1299 1¢ Thomas Jefferson Prominent Americans Series Coil   Issue Date: January 12, 1968 City: Jeffersonville, IN Printed By: Bureau of Engraving and Printing Printing Method: Rotary Press Perfo...

Freaks and Errors are Missing From Most Collections Nothing adds prestige to a stamp collection like a rarity, which is why error and freak stamps are so very desirable.  Even the most common freak is...

U.S. #21851993 29¢ Thomas JeffersonGreat Americans Issued on Jefferson’s 250th birthday 53rd face-different stamp in Great Americans Series; second in series to feature a president; and the series’ o...

U.S. #2216c 22¢ Thomas Jefferson Presidential Sheets Issue Date: May 22, 1986 City: Chicago, IL Quantity: 5,825,000 Printed By: Bureau of Engraving and Printing Printing Method: Lithographed and eng...

Gulf Coast Lighthouses Fort Jefferson, Florida Issue Date: July 23, 2009 City: Biloxi, MS Sent to survey the newly acquired cluster of reefs, islands, and shoals known as the Florida Keys, U.S. Navy...

Add Rare Counterfeit Stamps to Your Collection Today   Get a neat piece of philatelic history that’s seldom seen in U.S. stamp collections – a counterfeit that's more valuable than the genuine stamp. ...

Get a neat piece of philatelic history that’s seldom seen in U.S. stamp collections.  Using a blend of photography and lithograph printing, 33-year-old Nathan Levine of New York City counterfeited cop...

Portrait Card Honors America's Third President This Card Features: 5" X 7" Portrait Card on Heavy Cardstock A portrait of Thomas Jefferson An Image of his Signature The Quote: "I have sworn eternal ...

  Portrait Card Honors America's Third President This Card Features: 5" X 7" Portrait Card on Heavy Cardstock A portrait of Thomas Jefferson An Image of his Signature The Quote: "I have sworn eternal...

Portrait Card Honors America's Third President This Card Features: 5" X 7" Portrait Card on Heavy Cardstock A portrait of Thomas Jefferson An Image of his Signature The Quote: "I have...

Portrait Card Honors America's Third President This Card Features: 5" X 7" Portrait Card on Heavy Cardstock A portrait of Thomas Jefferson An Image of his Signature The Quote: "I have sworn eternal h...

BK101 1939 3¢ Thomas Jefferson Presidential Series  Booklet Issue Date: January 27, 1939 First City: Washington, DC Printing Method: Rotary press Perforations: 11 x 10 ½  Color: Violet Own a scarce 1...

U.S. #BK1021938 3¢ Thomas JeffersonPresidential SeriesBooklet Get a COMPLETE booklet of 18 1938 3¢ Thomas Jefferson Stamps Booklet of US #807a Stamp Category:  Definitive Series:  Presidential Serie...

The Presidential $1 Coin Program   The word “dollar” comes from the German word “Thaler,” a large silver German coin. The dollar was one of the first silver coins made, in 1794. Since then the do...

The Presidential $1 Coin Program   The word “dollar” comes from the German word “Thaler,” a large silver German coin. The dollar was one of the first silver coins made, in 1794. Since then th...

Collect Fun Postal Cards Postal cards are postal stationery with an imprinted stamp signifying the prepayment of postage.  Highly collectable, it would make a great complement to your stamp or cover c...

Collect Fun Postal Cards Postal cards are postal stationery with an imprinted stamp signifying the prepayment of postage.  Highly collectable, it would make a great complement to your stamp or cover c...

Classic Covers were produced by a variety of FDC companies. Our Classic Covers mostly were made by ArtCraft or ArtMaster. Most covers 1951 to date are unaddressed. Covers from 1950 and earlier may be ...

Save on Special 5¢ Jefferson Stamp Set You can now own four classic 5¢ Jefferson stamps (US #67, #75, #76, and #95) in used condition with small imperfections.  These small imperfections, such as a sm...

  The Electric-Eye Perforator US #634EE – Plate block of 10 2¢ Washington stamps from one of the first runs of the electric eye perforator. On February 5, 1935, the US Post Office delivered ...

  U.S. #1510 10¢ Jefferson Memorial 1973-74 Regular Issue   Issue Date: December 14, 1973 City: Washington, D.C. Quantity: Unknown Printed By: Bureau of Engraving and Printing Printing Method: Rotary ...

U.S. #1510 10¢ Jefferson Memorial 1973-74 Regular Issue   Issue Date: December 14, 1973 City: Washington, D.C. Quantity: Unknown Printed By: Bureau of Engraving and Printing Printing Method: Rotary Pr...

U.S. #1510 10¢ Jefferson Memorial 1973-74 Regular Issue   Issue Date: December 14, 1973 City: Washington, D.C. Quantity: Unknown Printed By: Bureau of Engraving and Printing Printing Method: Rotary Pr...

U.S. #1510 10¢ Jefferson Memorial 1973-74 Regular Issue   Issue Date: December 14, 1973 City: Washington, D.C. Quantity: Unknown Printed By: Bureau of Engraving and Printing Printing Method: Rotary P...

U.S. #1510 10¢ Jefferson Memorial 1973-74 Regular Issue   Issue Date: December 14, 1973 City: Washington, D.C. Quantity: Unknown Printed By: Bureau of Engraving and Printing Printing Method: Rotary P...

U.S. #1510 10¢ Jefferson Memorial 1973-74 Regular Issue   Issue Date: December 14, 1973 City: Washington, D.C. Quantity: Unknown Printed By: Bureau of Engraving and Printing Printing Method: Rotary Pr...

Issue Date:  December 14, 1973 City:  Pittsburgh, PA Quantity:  228,040,000 Printed By:  Bureau of Engraving and Printing Printing Method:  Rotary Press Perforations:  10 Vertical Color:  Blue Locat...

1520 with 1520b Imperforate Issue Date:  December 14, 1973 City:  Pittsburgh, PA Quantity:  228,040,000 Printed By:  Bureau of Engraving and Printing Printing Method:  Rotary Press Perforations:  10...

Freaks and Errors are Missing From Most Collections Nothing adds prestige to a stamp collection like a rarity, which is why error and freak stamps are so very desirable.  Even the most common freak ...

U.S. #1687b 1976 American Bicentennial    Issue Date: May 29, 1976 City: Philadelphia, PA Quantity: 1,990,000 Printed By: Bureau of Engraving and Printing Printing Method: Lithographed Perforations: 1...

  U.S. #1693 1976 13¢ Jefferson and FranklinDeclaration of Independence   Issue Date: July 4, 1976 City: Philadelphia, PA Quantity: 52,008,750 Printed By: Bureau of Engraving and Printing Printing Met...

U.S. #2975f1995 32¢ Jefferson DavisCivil War   Issued for the 130th anniversary of the Civil War From the second pane in the Classic Collections Series Declared the most popular stamps of 1995 by the...

  U.S. #3647 $3.85 Jefferson Memorial 2002 Priority Mail Issue Date: July 30, 2002 City: Washington, DC Printed By: Banknote Corporation of America Printing Method: Lithographed Perforations: Serpen...

U.S. #3647A $3.85 Jefferson Memorial 2003 Priority Mail Issue Date: November, 2003 City: Washington, DC Printed By: American Packaging Corporation for Sennett Security Printers Printing Method: Lith...

U.S. #4652 2012 45¢ Cherry Blossoms and Jefferson Memorial Cherry Blossom Centennial   Issue Date: March 24, 2012City: Washington, DC Quantity: 50,000,000 Printed By: Ashton PotterPrinting Method: Off...

Postal Cards The United States Post Office Department issued its first postal card in 1873. The original rate was 1¢, and the first U.S. postal card was printed in brown with the image of Liberty ins...

Own Special Thomas Jefferson Set 9 Neat Collectibles – Up to 71 Years Old Exclusive Fleetwood set combines mint stamps and uncirculated nickels to commemorate the “Sage of Monticello.”  Encapsulated a...

  Cover Commemorates Birthday of President Jefferson This cover honors Thomas Jefferson, America's Third President.  It was postmarked on his birthday, April 13, and at his birthplace in Shadwell, Vir...

First Confederate Stamp 1861 5¢ Jefferson Davis Own the first stamp issued by the Confederate States of America – and the only stamp to feature a living President! Confederate President Jefferson Davi...

CSA #2 – A Civil War Relic! Confederate stamps offer a direct window into this turbulent period of our nation’s history.  In fact, just examining this Confederate stamp and how it was printed illustra...

CSA #2b dark blue – A Civil War Relic! Confederate stamps offer a direct window into this turbulent period of our nation’s history.  In fact, just examining this Confederate stamp and how it was pr...

CSA #4 – A Symbol of Confederate Ingenuity Acquire the scarce 1863 5¢ Confederate stamp and get tangible proof of Southern determination and resourcefulness. Faced with limited resources during the C...

1862 10¢ Jefferson   When the Civil War erupted, the U.S. demonetized (made worthless) its postage stamps and issued new ones to prevent the South from using U.S. stockpiles. The Confederate Post Offi...

CSA7 5¢ Jefferson Davis   The 5¢ Jefferson Davis stamp was produced in Richmond by Archer and Daly using plates made in England. The stamp was often used in pairs to pay the 10¢ letter rate. The earli...

CSA7 5¢ Jefferson Davis   The 5¢ Jefferson Davis stamp was produced in Richmond by Archer and Daly using plates made in England. The stamp was often used in pairs to pay the 10¢ letter rate. The earli...

Own an Authentic Remnant of the Confederacy – Few stamps feel as directly connected to the historic events that produced them as those issued during the Civil War. Especially those stamps produced by ...

Own a Genuine Confederate States of America Stamp Imagine owning a stamp directly linked to the historic events of the Civil War. Artifacts of the Confederacy are scarce, especially #CSA10. Now you ca...

  CSA11 1863-64 10¢ Davis When the Civil War erupted, the US demonetized (made worthless) its postage stamps and issued new ones to prevent the South from using US stockpiles. The Confederate Post O...

CSA11d- Green 1863-64 10¢ Davis When the Civil War erupted, the U.S. demonetized (made worthless) its postage stamps and issued new ones to prevent the South from using U.S. stockpiles. The Conf...

Scarce Confederate Stamp Printed by Two Different Printing Companies Surprisingly affordable CSA #12 is a piece of Civil War history you can hold in your hands.  You’ll notice the postally used stamp...

CSA#12e 10¢ Jefferson Davis (green) Surprisingly affordable CSA #12 is a piece of Civil War history you can hold in your hands.  You’ll notice the postally used stamp costs slightly more than the un...

Classic Covers were produced by a variety of FDC companies. Our Classic Covers mostly were made by ArtCraft or ArtMaster. Most covers 1951 to date are unaddressed. Covers from 1950 and earlier may be ...

Collect Fun First Day of Issue Postal Cards with Cachets Postal cards are postal stationery with an imprinted stamp signifying the prepayment of postage.  This one includes a First Day of Issue postma...

Fleetwood made its first cover in 1941. In 2007, Mystic bought Fleetwood and is proud to continue creating Fleetwood First Day Covers. Fleetwood is the Leading First Day Cover producer, making covers ...

1863-64 10¢ Davis Perforated 12 ½ When the Civil War erupted, the U.S. demonetized (made worthless) its postage stamps and issued new ones to prevent the South from using U.S. stockpiles. The Confe...

 First Day Of Issue Postcard Highlights Jefferson Memorial At Cherry Blossom Time You can own this postcard bearing a First Day of Issue postmark tied to stamp #1318, the Beautification of America sta...

CSA #2e light milky blue – A Civil War Relic! Confederate stamps offer a direct window into this turbulent period of our nation’s history.  In fact, just examining this Confederate stamp and how it...

1862 5¢ Davis   Birth Of Jefferson Davis  Jefferson Davis was born on June 3, 1808, in Fairview, Kentucky, though he grew up in Wilkinson County, deep in Mississippi’s cotton country. Davis entered We...

This 5¢ Jefferson Davis stamp was produced in Richmond by Archer and Daly using plates made in England. The stamp was often used in pairs to pay the 10¢ letter rate. The earliest-known cancellation is...

Own an Authentic Remnant of the Confederacy – Few stamps feel as directly connected to the historic events that produced them as those issued during the Civil War. Especially those stamps produced by ...