Hong Kong – Scott # 184, hinged

Description

Hong Kong – Scott #184 (1953) / Coronation of Queen Elizabeth II / 10¢ / Unused, Hinged

Issued in 1953 to commemorate the Coronation of Queen Elizabeth II, this elegant commemorative stamp reflects the transition to a new era in British Hong Kong. The design features a finely engraved portrait of the young queen wearing the Diamond Diadem, framed within an oval medallion and crowned with the inscription:

“Coronation – 2nd June 1953.”

The rich purple and black color scheme conveys dignity, continuity, and imperial ceremony, and the stamp’s clean geometric background engraving shows the crisp detail characteristic of mid-century Commonwealth printing.

This example is unused, with original gum, lightly hinged, and well-centered with strong color. A desirable historical issue marking the beginning of one of the longest reigns in world history.

Details:

• Country: Hong Kong

• Issue Year: 1953

• Commemoration: Coronation of Queen Elizabeth II

• Catalog #: Scott #184

• Denomination: 10 Cents

• Design: Portrait of Queen Elizabeth II with coronation framing

• Color: Purple & Black

• Condition: Unused, Hinged

• Gum: Original (OG), lightly hinged

A beautiful and affordable centerpiece for Hong Kong, British Commonwealth, and royal commemorative collections.