The Great Britain postage stamp SG 156 is an 8d (eight pence) Orange stamp issued in 1876 during Queen Victoria’s reign. It is known as a Queen Victoria definitive stamp and is part of the classic issues from that era. The stamp is typically found with the plate number 1, often lettered like “FE” in the corners.
Key details about the SG 156 8d Orange stamp include:
- Year of issue: 1876
- Color: Orange
- Denomination: 8 pence
- Plate: Commonly Plate 1
- Condition variations: It can be found used and unused, often with original gum in fine or superb condition
- Catalog value: Used examples can range around £40, while mint and fine condition stamps with original gum can be valued much higher, possibly over £100 or more depending on condition
- Notable features: Sharp impression, brilliant color, and it is a classic for collectors specializing in Queen Victoria era stamps
This stamp is considered a valuable collectible in the Queen Victoria series and has appeared in auctions and sales with price values varying significantly by condition and provenance.
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