Wurttemberg year 1865 stamps 1 kr. Mi 30 in Shades

Wurttemberg year 1865 stamps 1 kr. Mi 30 in Shades

The Württemberg 1 Kreuzer stamp from 1865 you are referring to, Michel catalog number 30, is part of a set known as the “Coat of Arms” issue. Here are the key details:

• Issue Year: 1865
• Denomination: 1 Kreuzer
• Michel Catalogue Number: 30 (sometimes referenced with letter suffixes for shades or cancellations, e.g., 30a)
• Design: Features the coat of arms of Württemberg
• Perforation: Rouletted 10 (a type of perforation)
• Paper: Typically unwatermarked
• Usage: Issued during the Kingdom of Württemberg’s independent postal period before integration into the German Empire system
• Typical cancellations: Used stamps commonly show town/city cancel marks such as Stuttgart, Ludwigsburg, or Winnenden

Value and Market:

• The stamp in good used condition is cataloged around 15 to 60 Euros depending on condition and specific variation (shade, cancellation)
• The stamp is collectible due to its historical importance and classic design of Württemberg’s independent postal issues before German Empire stamps were adopted in 1902

Identification:

• The 1 Kreuzer Mi 30 stamp is green in color and part of the Coat of Arms issued during the 1865 period.
• It has roulette perforations of 10 and the design is typographic with the coat of arms centrally displayed.