Description
Issued in the 1960s, Iceland Scott #363–366 are part of Iceland’s botanical definitive series, a continuation of the country’s long-running tradition of featuring native flora on everyday postage. These issues reflect Iceland’s emphasis on natural heritage and clean, modern stamp design during the postwar period.
The four stamps each depict a different flowering plant, shown in a clear, illustrative style with finely detailed line work and muted background tones. The designs emphasize botanical accuracy and simplicity, allowing the form and structure of each plant to stand out. Denominations include 50 aurar, 100 krónur, 150 krónur, and 200 krónur, with each value distinguished by its own color palette while maintaining a cohesive visual identity across the set. The country name “ÍSLAND” appears prominently at the base of each stamp.
Floral definitives such as this group were produced for routine postal use but are now especially popular with collectors of Iceland, Scandinavian philately, and thematic botany collections. The series is admired for its consistency, educational value, and understated elegance.
This set is offered in mint never hinged (MNH) condition, with full original gum, no hinge marks, intact perforations, and fresh color throughout, providing excellent overall eye appeal.
Country: Iceland
Year of Issue: 1960s
Scott Number: 363–366
Denomination: 50 aurar, 100 krónur, 150 krónur, 200 krónur
Condition: Mint Never Hinged (MNH)
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