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● Free Shipping & Fast Delivery By USPS In U.S.2021 Colorado Hairstreak Butterfly Non-machinable Stamp Collection – Vivid Butterfly Stamps 100 Pack
This eye-catching set from the United States Postal Service features the Colorado Hairstreak butterfly on lifelike nonmachinable stamp designs. The 2021 pack includes 100 Forever first-class stamps that butterfly lovers will adore.
With its widespread wings, the Colorado Hairstreak makes a gorgeous non machinable stamp subject. Intricate details showcase the butterfly’s vivid orange and brown colors. Its large wingspan means these stamps must be manually handled.
Collectors of unique nonmachinable stamps will appreciate this set for their albums. The photorealistic butterfly paintings lend natural beauty to any piece of mail.
These convenient self-adhesive stamps come in booklet panes of 20. The nonmachinable butterfly shape and design provide artistic interest to envelopes, postcards, invitations, RSVPs, and more.
Continue your nonmachinable stamp collecting with other realistic USPS insect stamp issues. Send eye-catching mail with these premium Colorado Hairstreak butterfly nonmachinable stamps.
Stamp Details:
These nonmachinable Forever stamps were released in 2021 featuring the Colorado Hairstreak butterfly. The Scott number is 5589. Printed in panes of 20, they have a vertical format of 0.84 x 1.42 inches when perforated. Photorealistic imaging provides vivid detail.
Condition:
This lot contains 100 brand new, mint never hinged nonmachinable stamps in perfect condition with original undisturbed gum.
Artwork:
The artwork depicts the Colorado Hairstreak butterfly in lifelike detail showcasing its orange and brown colors and widespread wings. The large wingspan makes it ideal for nonmachinable stamps.
Origin:
These United States Postal Service nonmachinable stamps showcase the state butterfly of Colorado with its expansive wings.
Significance:
These nonmachinable stamps let collectors appreciate the natural artistry of the Colorado Hairstreak butterfly. Its wings require manual stamp processing to avoid damage.
