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Q: How old is 4 cent Lincoln stamp?
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Purple Abraham Lincoln 4 cent stamp what year?

1961


What is a Lincoln-Douglas Debates US 4 cent postage stamp worth?

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How much is a four cent lincoln stamp worth?

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What is the value of a 4 cent Lincoln red stamp?

If uncancelled and used as postage it is worth (surprise) 4 cents.As a collectible stamp its value will depend entirely on condition, which must be determined by direct observation by an expert in stamps.


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4 cent Abraham Lincoln stamp A 1 cent Thomas Jefferson a 5 cent George Washington a 6 cent Franklin D. Roosevelt all used but in good condition are they worth anything?

In good condition they would have a value of about 15 cents. That means that it is the cost of cataloging and storing the stamp and a dealer would not be interested in buying it. Consult a stamp catalog to more carefully identify and value them.


Value of The American Woman stamp. It is a 4 cent stamp purple in color?

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What is the value of a Lincoln 4 Cents Stamp with the word Lincoln above Lincoln's head?

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What value does a 4 cent stamp has today?

All U.S. stamps since the Civil War can still be used to mail letters and packages. So a 4 cent stamp is worth 4 cents today. If the stamp is old you can check in the catalogs to determine collector value. Few stamps issued since 1950 have significant collector value.


What year is the Red 4 Cent Washington Stamp?

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What is the value of 4 cent stamp?

4 cents. Put it on your next letter.


How old is a 4 sent stamp?

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