Denmark – Scott # 111, used
$1.00Used Denmark Scott 111, 30ø definitive featuring King Christian X in classic engraved style with period cancel.
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Denmark – Scott # 1190, used
$0.50Denmark Scott #1190 (2001) features Pegasus 2000 by Kurt Trampedach. A used example with clear cancellation, intact perforations, and strong color.
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Denmark – Scott # 876, used
$0.50Denmark Scott #876 (1989) honors poet and novelist B.S. Ingemann on the 200th anniversary of his birth. This used example features a detailed engraved portrait and is ideal for collections focused on Denmark, literature, or European cultural history.
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Denmark – Scott # 922, used
$0.50Denmark Scott #922 (1990) from the wildflowers series features a detailed botanical illustration. This used example is ideal for flora, nature, and European-themed collections.
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Denmark – Scott # 934, used
$0.50Denmark Scott #934 (1991) depicts a Litra MY diesel locomotive, honoring Danish rail transport. This used example is ideal for railway, transportation, and European-themed collections.
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Denmark – Scott # 938, used
$1.00Denmark Scott #938 (1991) marks the 750th anniversary of the Law of Jutland (1241), a cornerstone of Danish legal history. This used example suits legal, historical, and European-themed collections.
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Denmark – Scott # 943, used
$0.50Denmark Scott #943 (1992) depicts a minimalist cutlery design reflecting Scandinavian functionalism. This used example suits design, daily life, and European-themed collections.
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Denmark – Scott # 944, used
$1.50Denmark Scott #944 (1992) showcases a minimalist modern design motif. This used example is well suited to design, decorative arts, and European-themed collections.
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Denmark – Scott # 949, used
$0.50Denmark Scott #949 (1992) showcases Danish Air Lines in a classic travel poster–style aviation design. This used example suits aviation, travel, and Scandinavian design collections.
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Denmark – Scott # 955, used
$0.40Denmark Scott #955 (1992) features imagery from the Gundestrup Cauldron, highlighting Iron Age and Celtic art traditions. This used example suits archaeology, ancient art, and European history collections.
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Denmark – Scott # 963, used
$0.50Denmark Scott #963 (1992) showcases a modern, expressive art design in a contemporary graphic style. This used example suits art, design, and European-themed collections.
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Denmark – Scott #s 1055-58, used
$1.75Denmark Scott #1055–1058 are used commemorative stamps issued in 1996 depicting historic Danish lighthouses. The set highlights key coastal landmarks central to Denmark’s maritime navigation history.
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Denmark – Scott #s 1185-86, used
$0.50Denmark Scott #1185–1186 (2001), a used commemorative pair with clear cancellations, intact perforations, and strong detail. An appealing modern issue for Denmark and European stamp collections.
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Denmark – Scott #s 1190-91, used
$1.00Denmark Scott #1190–1191 (2001), a used commemorative pair featuring modern Danish artworks. Clear cancellations, intact perforations, and strong color throughout.
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Denmark – Scott #s 846-46, used
$0.40Denmark Scott #s 945–946 (1992) is a used pair promoting fire safety through bold, graphic designs. Ideal for public service, safety themes, and European collections.
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Denmark – Scott #s 868-69, used
$0.75Denmark Scott #868–869 are used commemorative stamps issued in 1989 depicting traditional rural occupations, including dairy work and shepherding. The pair highlights Danish folk culture and everyday life.
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Denmark – Scott #s 877-79, used
$1.00Denmark Scott #s 877–879 (1989) is a used commemorative set honoring Danish cinema, featuring classic film imagery, actress Bodil Ipsen, and legendary director Carl Theodor Dreyer. Ideal for film, culture, and Europe-themed collections.
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Denmark – Scott #s 881-82, used
$2.50Denmark Scott #s 881–882 (1989) is a used pair honoring Danish Golden Age painting, featuring a classic landscape and a formal portrait. Ideal for art, culture, and Scandinavian collections.
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Denmark – Scott #s 920-23, used
$1.00Denmark Scott #s 920–923 (1990) is a used four-stamp set depicting native wildflowers in colorful botanical designs. Ideal for flora, nature, and European-themed collections.
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Denmark – Scott #s 924-26, used
$1.00Denmark Scott #s 924–926 (1990) is a used set featuring Danish village churches in classic architectural designs. Ideal for architecture, heritage, and Scandinavian collections.
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Denmark – Scott #s 936-37, used
$0.40Denmark Scott #s 936–937 (1991) is a used EUROPA pair featuring modern map-based designs. Ideal for Europa, geography, and European thematic collections.
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Denmark – Scott #s 939-40, used
$0.40Denmark Scott #s 939–940 (1991) is a used commemorative pair highlighting Danish coastal life and regional cultural identity. Ideal for maritime, culture, and Scandinavian collections.
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Denmark – Scott #s 947-50
$2.50Denmark Scott #s 947–950 (1992) is a used four-stamp set featuring classic Danish poster designs. Ideal for graphic design, advertising art, and Scandinavian-themed collections.
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Denmark – Scott #s 951-52, used
$1.75Denmark Scott #s 951–952 (1991) is a used art pair featuring modern paintings by Harald Giersing and Edvard Weie. Ideal for art, museum, and Scandinavian-themed collections.
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Denmark – Scott #s 959-60, used
$0.75Denmark Scott #s 959–960 (1992) is a used pair depicting agricultural crops in botanical-style designs. Ideal for agriculture, food, and European-themed collections.
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Denmark – Scott #s 961-63, used
$1.00Denmark Scott #s 961–963 (1992) is a used three-stamp set featuring modern and abstract Danish art designs. Ideal for art, design, and European thematic collections.
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Finland – Scott # 278, used
$1.00Finland Scott #278 (1948) marks the 200th anniversary of Suomenlinna (Sveaborg) with an engraved fortress scene. This used example suits architecture, military history, and Scandinavian collections.
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Finland – Scott # 340
$0.50Finland Scott #340 (1956) is a Mint Never Hinged commemorative honoring the Suomen Suur-Kisat athletics games, featuring a dynamic sports-themed design. Ideal for sports, athletics, and Scandinavian collections.
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Finland – Scott # 343, used
$0.50Finland Scott #343 (1957) features engraved swans in flight in a red 20 markkaa design. This used example is ideal for wildlife, bird, and Nordic-themed collections.
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Finland – Scott # 376, used
$0.75Finland Scott #276 (1948) honors Mikael Agricola, father of the Finnish written language, on the 400th anniversary of his death. This used example is ideal for history, language, and Scandinavian collections.
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Finland – Scott # 436
$0.50Finland Scott #436 (1965) is a Mint Never Hinged commemorative marking the birth centenary of painter Pekka Halonen, featuring a winter landscape. Ideal for art, nature, and Scandinavian collections.
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Finland – Scott # 703, hinged
$1.00Finland Scott #703 (1985) is an unused hinged commemorative marking the NORDIA 1985 Nordic stamp exhibition, featuring a refined engraved design. Ideal for philatelic-themed and Scandinavian collections.
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Finland – Scott # 768
$0.50Finland Scott #768 (1988) is a Mint Never Hinged commemorative honoring 350 years of Finnish settlement in America, featuring settlers, maps, and sailing ships. Ideal for history, migration, and Scandinavian–American collections.
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Finland – Scott # 838
$0.75Finland Scott #838 (1990) is a Mint Never Hinged first-class wildflower definitive with attached booklet tab reading “inte fuktas” (“do not moisten”). Ideal for modern Finland and booklet collectors.
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Finland – Scott # 840
$0.75Finland Scott #840 (1990) is a Mint Never Hinged first-class wildflower definitive with attached booklet tab reading “inte fuktas” (“do not moisten”). Ideal for modern and booklet-focused collections.
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Finland – Scott # 870
$0.40Finland Scott #870 (1991) is a Mint Never Hinged commemorative featuring playful kittens promoting the confectionery industry. Ideal for cat, animal, and modern Scandinavian collections.
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Finland – Scott # B1
$0.75Finland Scott #B1 (1930) is a Mint Never Hinged semi-postal supporting the Finnish Red Cross, featuring the Finnish lion and Red Cross emblem with a 1m + 50p surcharge.
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Finland – Scott # B1, hinged
$0.50Finland Scott #B1 (1930) is an unused, hinged semi-postal supporting the Finnish Red Cross, featuring the Finnish lion and Red Cross emblem with a 1m + 50p surcharge.
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Finland – Scott # B5, hinged
$1.00Finland Scott #B5 (1939) is an unused hinged semi-postal benefiting the Finnish Red Cross, featuring a church motif and 1m + 10p surcharge.
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Finland – Scott #s 239-40, used
$0.50Finland Scott #s 239–240 (1930) is a used definitive pair featuring engraved city and harbor scenes. Ideal for architecture, urban history, and Scandinavian collections.
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Finland – Scott #s 254-55
$0.50Finland Scott #s 254–255 (1946) is a Mint Never Hinged pair marking the 600th anniversary of Porvoo (Borgå), featuring finely engraved architectural views. Ideal for Finland, architecture, and historical commemorative collections.
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Finland – Scott #s 343-44, used
$2.00Finland Scott #s 343–344 (1957) is a used pair featuring engraved swans in flight, issued in two denominations and colors. Ideal for wildlife, birds, and Nordic-themed collections.
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Finland – Scott #s 376-77, used
$0.50Finland Scott #s 376–377 (1960) is a used EUROPA–CEPT pair featuring the classic wheel emblem in two denominations. Ideal for Europa, Europe-wide themes, and Scandinavian collections.
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Finland – Scott #s 668-69
$1.25Finland Scott #s 668–669 (1982) is a Mint Never Hinged EUROPA pair honoring Mikael Agricola and the origins of written Finnish, featuring manuscript and historical teaching scenes.
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Finland – Scott #s 827-28
$1.25Finland Scott #s 827–828 (1990) is a Mint Never Hinged Christmas pair featuring festive scenes with children, Santa Claus, and a reindeer. Ideal for holiday and Nordic-themed collections.
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Finland – Scott #s B65-68
$0.75Finland Scott #s B65–B68 (1945) is a Mint Never Hinged semi-postal set supporting the Finnish Red Cross, featuring postwar reconstruction, labor, family, and national symbolism.