Denmark – Scott # 1162, used
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Denmark Scott #1162 is a 2001 commemorative stamp depicting the Black Diamond extension of Denmark’s Royal Library in Copenhagen. Offered used with clear detail.
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Description
Issued in 2001, Denmark Scott #1162 is a commemorative stamp celebrating the opening of The Royal Library’s Black Diamond extension in Copenhagen, one of Denmark’s most iconic examples of contemporary architecture. Officially known as Det Kongelige Bibliotek, the building was designed as a bold waterfront landmark, reflecting Denmark’s commitment to culture, design, and modern urban renewal.
The design presents a dynamic perspective view of the Black Diamond, showing its sharp, angular black-glass façade rising along the harbor. Architectural line work and perspective drawing emphasize the building’s dramatic geometry, while the subtle background textures suggest reflections of water and cityscape.
With a denomination of 8.75 kroner, this stamp was intended for standard domestic and international letter rates, making it a widely used commemorative in everyday mail.
This example is offered used, showing a light cancellation with intact perforations and strong remaining color. A standout issue for collectors of architecture, Scandinavian design, and modern European stamps.
Country: Denmark
Year of Issue: 2001
Scott Number: 1162
Denomination: 8.75 kr
Condition: Used
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