1930 65c Graf Zeppelin (C13) Reproduction, green
# C13 Repro - 1930 65c Graf Zeppelin (C13) Reproduction, green
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C13 Repro - 1930 65c Graf Zeppelin (C13) Reproduction, green
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$ 150.00
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Enjoy the Thrill of Owning a 65-Cent Graf Zeppelin Airmail Stamp -
Get a Faithful Reproduction for a Fraction of the Price
The 1930 Graf Zeppelin Airmail stamps (US #C13-15) are some of the most sought-after US stamps ever issued. Though millions of these stamps were produced, only 93,536 of the 65¢ stamps were sold. The remaining supply was destroyed. That makes this stamp difficult to come by today (and it often fetches high prices). This faithful reproduction is the next best thing to owning a real Graf Zeppelin. You'll enjoy the attention to detail and affordability of this reproduction. Order yours today.
PLEASE NOTE: Avoid getting reproduction stamps wet, or using any water-activated mounts or hinges. Wetting reproduction stamps may cause their ink to run.
Enjoy the Thrill of Owning a 65-Cent Graf Zeppelin Airmail Stamp -
Get a Faithful Reproduction for a Fraction of the Price
The 1930 Graf Zeppelin Airmail stamps (US #C13-15) are some of the most sought-after US stamps ever issued. Though millions of these stamps were produced, only 93,536 of the 65¢ stamps were sold. The remaining supply was destroyed. That makes this stamp difficult to come by today (and it often fetches high prices). This faithful reproduction is the next best thing to owning a real Graf Zeppelin. You'll enjoy the attention to detail and affordability of this reproduction. Order yours today.
PLEASE NOTE: Avoid getting reproduction stamps wet, or using any water-activated mounts or hinges. Wetting reproduction stamps may cause their ink to run.