Everything on the planet has value, ergo valuable. Even the plastic wrap you throw in the waste bin, someone down the line has to process that, in some way. You pay for it in your rates.
Your Catalogue reference, suggests your stamp is valuable, ie approx 25% of $2
These are outside my area of interest, so I can't comment on the postmark, but note that the used CV is italicized, so it has to properly used to reflect that CV.
My 2d. (You'll have to decide if this answer is invaluable, or unvaluable.)
Quote: You'll have to decide if this answer is invaluable, or unvaluable.
Neither, I would choose "valuable"
Here, in the Ivory Coast, a woman picks discarded fetid plastic bags, from the shoreline.
The negative Value bags, turn into Positive value, by UNICEF making plastic housing bricks (Fire retardent), where only a hammer and a saw, are needed to build. (11 schools)
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