Actually, this is a regular postage stamp. It is design #A2 in the Scott catalogue. Depending on the perforations and watermarks, it can either be #15, 20 or 25 with sub numbers as well. It was first issued in 1874 and continued on until 1899.
This can be a complex issue and does require research.
It's a Scott 15 or 20 (depends on watermark). Looks like rose color and perf 11 1/2 with vertical perfs trimmed off for whatever reason. It's not normally a rarity in that variety anyway.
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Posted 01/31/2015 1:46 pm
