Denmark – Scott #s 975-76, used
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Denmark Scott #s 975–976 (1993) are used commemoratives depicting Goldgubber, ancient gold foil figures from Denmark’s Iron Age. Ideal for archaeology and Scandinavian history collections.
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Description
Denmark Scott #s 975–976, issued in 1993, are used commemorative stamps highlighting early Scandinavian archaeology and the famous Goldgubber (small gold foil figures) discovered in Denmark.
The stamps depict ancient gold foil plaques dating from the Germanic Iron Age, believed to have been used in ritual, ceremonial, or symbolic contexts. These tiny embossed figures often portray human or mythological forms and are among the most intriguing archaeological finds in Nordic history. The designs emphasize texture and age, reproducing the worn surfaces and intricate patterns of the original artifacts.
The set includes:
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Scott #975 – 3.75 kroner – Goldgubbe from Tørring
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Scott #976 – 5.00 kroner – Goldgubbe from Dronninglund
Both stamps are postally used, showing visible cancellations with solid overall presentation. A strong pair for collectors of archaeology, ancient history, Scandinavian culture, or modern Danish commemoratives.
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