2024 Flowers, Low Denomination, Pane and Coil Stamps
# 5897-5906 - 2024 Flowers, Low Denomination, Pane and Coil Stamps
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Get Every U.S. Low Denomination Flower Stamp Issued in 2024
The Low Denomination Flower Series began in 2024 with five stamp designs in the following denominations: 1¢, 2¢, 3¢, 5¢, and 10¢. Each 2024 stamp pictures a different flower grown and photographed by Harold Davis of Berkeley California. This is your chance to get all 10 stamps (two stamps of each design – one from the coil, one from the pane) in one easy order.
Why the stamps were issued: To cover low denomination postage rates and continue the popular tradition of flowers on stamps.
About the stamp designs: Picture photographs of flowers taken by Harold Davis. In addition to photographing the flowers, Harold Davis also grew them in his backyard in Berkeley, California.
First Day City: The stamps were issued in Berkeley, California, without an official USPS First Day of Issue Ceremony.
Get Every U.S. Low Denomination Flower Stamp Issued in 2024
The Low Denomination Flower Series began in 2024 with five stamp designs in the following denominations: 1¢, 2¢, 3¢, 5¢, and 10¢. Each 2024 stamp pictures a different flower grown and photographed by Harold Davis of Berkeley California. This is your chance to get all 10 stamps (two stamps of each design – one from the coil, one from the pane) in one easy order.
Why the stamps were issued: To cover low denomination postage rates and continue the popular tradition of flowers on stamps.
About the stamp designs: Picture photographs of flowers taken by Harold Davis. In addition to photographing the flowers, Harold Davis also grew them in his backyard in Berkeley, California.
First Day City: The stamps were issued in Berkeley, California, without an official USPS First Day of Issue Ceremony.