Canada postage stamps year 1908 1c-2c
The stamps the 1 cent and 2 cent denominations from 1908—are part of the magnificent Quebec Tercentenary commemorative series, one of Canada’s most popular classic issues.
These stamps were released on July 16, 1908, to celebrate the 300th anniversary of the founding of Quebec City by Samuel de Champlain.
👑 Stamp Details and Designs
The 1¢ and 2¢ values are the most common of the eight stamps in the set (Scott #96-103).
| Denomination | Scott No. | Color | Subject/Design |
| 1 Cent | 97 | Green | King Edward VII (Profile Portrait) |
| 2 Cents | 98 | Carmine | Queen Alexandra (Profile Portrait) |
The designs prominently feature the royal portraits, with commemorative titles and dates framing the central image.
💰 Estimated Retail Value
As the lowest and most widely used values in the set, these stamps were printed in large quantities. The value depends entirely on their condition, particularly the gum and centering.
