Berlin – Scott # 9N296A
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1973 Berlin 1.10 DM Theodor Heuss definitive (Scott #9N296A), MNH; a clean, engraved portrait honoring West Germany’s first president—representing leadership, integrity, and the rebirth of democracy in the postwar era.
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Description
Berlin – Scott #9N296A, MNH
Issued in 1973, this 1.10 Deutsche Mark definitive from West Berlin features a finely engraved portrait of Theodor Heuss (1884–1963), the first President of the Federal Republic of Germany (West Germany). Designed in a clean, modern style, the stamp belongs to the long-running Heuss series, honoring a statesman celebrated for his role in restoring democratic values after World War II.
Details:
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Scott #: 9N296A
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Denomination: 1.10 DM
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Design: Portrait of Theodor Heuss
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Color: Black Brown
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Condition: Mint, never hinged (MNH)
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Issue Date: 1973
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Inscription: “Deutsche Bundespost Berlin”
Historical Context:
Theodor Heuss served as president from 1949 to 1959, helping define the moral and democratic foundation of postwar West Germany. Berlin’s issue of his portrait mirrored that of the Federal Republic, symbolizing unity of purpose between the two despite political division. The simple yet dignified design reflects the stability and moderation Heuss brought to the young republic.
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