Denmark – Scott #s 1239-43, used

Description

Issued in 2002, Denmark Scott #1239–1243 is a commemorative stamp set celebrating notable Danish architecture and cultural landscapes from the 20th century. The issue highlights a range of buildings and sites that reflect Denmark’s architectural heritage, from modernist villas to historic estates and folk culture landmarks.

The set includes five different designs, each depicting a specific site with finely detailed line work and muted, natural color palettes:

• Scott #1239 depicts Dianas Have, Hørsholm (1992), a modern residential complex integrated thoughtfully into its wooded surroundings.

• Scott #1240 shows Bangsgaarden, Odense (1988), emphasizing clean architectural lines and balanced proportions.

• Scott #1241 features Dansk Folkeferie, Karrebæksminde (1979), representing Denmark’s tradition of holiday and folk leisure architecture.

• Scott #1242–1243 include views of Fredensborg Terrasser, Fredensborg (1963), a landmark housing project known for its terraced design and relationship to the surrounding landscape.

With denominations ranging from 4.00 to 6.50 kroner, these stamps were issued for various domestic and international postal rates, making the set both practical and cohesive.

All stamps are offered used, each showing clear cancellations, intact perforations, and strong remaining detail. A strong set for collectors of architecture, urban planning, or modern Danish commemorative issues.

Country: Denmark
Year of Issue: 2002
Scott Numbers: 1239–1243
Denominations: 4.00 kr, 4.25 kr, 5.50 kr, 6.50 kr
Condition: Used