Denmark – Scott #s 1276-78, used

Description

Issued in 2004, Denmark Scott #1276–1278 is a commemorative stamp set marking the 300th anniversary of Frederiksberg Slot (Frederiksberg Palace), one of Denmark’s most significant royal residences. Originally built in the early 18th century and later expanded, the palace has served as a royal home, military academy, and enduring architectural landmark overlooking Copenhagen.

The set presents three complementary views of the palace. One design shows the palace entrance framed by an arched gateway, creating a sense of arrival and formality. Another depicts the main façade in a frontal architectural view, emphasizing symmetry and classical proportions. The third stamp offers an elevated perspective of the palace complex and its surrounding grounds, highlighting the scale and layout of the estate.

Rendered in refined line work with soft, natural colors, the designs reflect both historical gravitas and visual elegance, making the set a cohesive tribute to Danish royal architecture.

With denominations of 4.25, 4.50, and 6.50 kroner, these stamps were intended for a range of domestic and international postal rates, combining everyday postal use with commemorative significance.

All stamps are offered used, showing clear cancellations, intact perforations, and strong remaining detail. An excellent set for collectors of architecture, royal history, or Denmark commemorative issues.

Country: Denmark
Year of Issue: 2004
Scott Numbers: 1276–1278
Denominations: 4.25 kr, 4.50 kr, 6.50 kr
Condition: Used