The stamp continues to be the most famous collectible object, many are looking for the right piece to find an easy enrichment and a rare stamp can actually be worth tens of thousands of euros as a single example of a very old and limited edition, which can have a maximum value of 40 thousand euros.
Finding it is very difficult but it is not theoretically impossible, even if the simple appearance could be misleading: here is how to recognize a stamp that can really make us rich!
Search for this stamp, you can earn up to 40 thousand euros
It is an ancient invention but not that ancient, as it dates back to just under 2 centuries ago, yet it has had such a significant impact that it is still irreplaceable today: it has a specific year of “birth” which is 1840, almost immediately all the states of the world conceived of a very varied quantity and cuts.
They were naturally nations with significant political and historical weight such as the United Kingdom or the United States, and the piece we will consider today is as relevant as it is rare, as it was issued in 1949 for the small island of Saint Lucia, which is located in the Caribbean and after having been a colony for a long time is now part of the British Commonwealth. In 1949, a year not by chance as it “fell” the 75th anniversary of the birth of the postal system of the United Kingdom, at the time still being a colony, Saint Lucia did not have a form of postal independence, but the stamps were still issued by the British central government.
This issue is very rare because it was created specifically for this specific year, and is easily recognizable by the figure of Mercury, a symbol of communications and messages since ancient times. It is also possible to note the two years 1874 and 1949 to highlight the 75th anniversary and the red color tending towards pink.
Few examples have reached today in really good condition, even though it is not an ancient stamp since it is just over 70 years old, it is very rare to find, having also been developed specifically for a specific route.
Today the average valuation is 5000 euros for a piece in fair condition, up to 20 thousand euros for one in excellent condition. The maximum valuation is almost 40 thousand euros, for a specimen with intact rubber and kept in perfect condition, therefore a small treasure without a shadow of a doubt.
