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Scott # 1280
You can purchase a mint copy (not canceled or used, original condition) for about .25 and a used one for .15.
Most dealers won't purchase single stamps at this low a value.
Consult a postage stamp catalog, usually available at your local library for exact identification and catalog values.
With few exceptions, U.S. postage stamps issued after World War Two are worth face value or less. Anything with a denomination of under 10 cents (and most of those above 10 cents) is commonly traded at 60-80 percent of face value, in quantity.
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∙ 11y agoIt is worth just what it says....2 cents...
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What year did the Frank Lloyd Wright 2 cent stamp debut?
1968.
What famous building in New York did Frank Lloyd Wright design?
No single individual transformed 20th-century residential architecture more than Frank Lloyd Wright (1867-1959), undoubtedly America's most famous architect. A native of Wisconsin, Wright had little formal architectural training before coming to Chicago at the age of 20, where he secured employment as a draftsman in the architectural office of Joseph Lyman Silsbee and, soon after, with Adler & Sullivan. Under the guidance of Louis H. Sullivan, Wright learned to approach the practice of architecture as a creative abstraction of a structure's function, environment, and technology, rather than relying upon accepted conventions and historical precedents. Wright established his own office in 1893, soon operating out of his home and studio in the suburb of Oak Park. Many of his employees, including Barry Byrne (Immaculata School), William Drummond, Walter Burley Griffin (Griffin Place District), and Marion Mahoney, also went on to significant architectural careers. Wright's early 20th-century residential designs, popularly referred to as "Prairie Style," represent an approach to architecture that defies stylistic categorization. At a time when typical American homes were planned as box-like shells with a honeycomb of individual rooms, Wright's houses embodied a flowing, human-scaled complexity that reflected ideal living conditions rather than rigid enclosures. Such Prairie-style buildings as the Coonley House (1908) in Riverside, IL, and the Robie House (1909) are monuments in the history of architecture. His experiments in the field of affordable housing (Waller Apartments, American System-Built Houses, and Usonian houses) were particularly innovative. More than 300 Wright-designed buildings were constructed; over 100 are in the Chicago metropolitan area alone. Among his later, well-known buildings are: the Imperial Hotel in Tokyo, Japan (1922; demolished), Fallingwater (1935) outside Pittsburgh, Pa., Johnson Wax (1936) in Racine, Wis., and New York's Guggenheim Museum (1959). So great is his fame that, following his death, he was honored with his own U.S. postage stamp, as well as a song, "So Long, Frank Lloyd Wright," written by the popular musical duo, Simon and Garfunkel http://www.ci.chi.il.us/Landmarks/Architects/Wright.html Mark Threlfall
What does f b stamp on bottom of porcelain mean?
It is most likely the stamp of the manufacturer
Why are rubber stamp crafts becoming so popular?
Rubber stamp crafts are popular because they are easy to learn and use, inexpensive and versatile. Artists at all levels can create crafts using rubber stamp techniques.
What is rubber stamping?
Rubber stamping is taking an image that is made into rubber normally mounted on a wood block and using it to create scrapbook pages, cards and other gifts. You take the stamp and ink it and then position your stamp as you want it to appear on the paper - then you take the stamp and make contact with the paper. Pull the stamp away from the paper and your image is on the paper!
What year did the Frank Lloyd Wright 2 cent stamp debut?
1968.
Can you give me a list of three cent stamps?
What year was a 2 cent US stamp with Frank Lloyd Wright's face on it issued?
Need price for a Frank Lloyd Wright 2 cent stamp?
You can purchase one for about 15 cents from most dealers. If you were to try and sell it, you probably would not get anything for it, it isn't worth the time to sell or buy such a common single stamp.
When did Frank Stamp die?
Frank Stamp died in 1954.
When was Frank Stamp born?
Frank Stamp was born in 1905.
How much is a 2 cent Andrew Lloyed wright stamp worth?
two cents
What singer was honored on a 2008 US postage stamp?
The singer that was honored on a 2008 postage stamp was Frank Sinatra .Sinatra
What has the author Samuel B Frank written?
Samuel B. Frank has written: 'The stamp duty of Great Britain and Ireland' -- subject(s): Catalogs, Revenue stamps
What is the noun form of frank?
The noun form of the adjective frank is frankness.The noun form of the verb to frank is the gerund, franking.The word frank is a noun as a word for a stamp, printed marking, or signature on a piece of mail indicating that postal charges have been paid.
How do you use the word frank in a sentence?
"The way she criticized my art was frank, but completely fair.""We had a frank discussion on the future of the team."(frank can also be used as a verb, to stamp with a mark showing postage was paid)"Members of Congress are allowed to frank their official postal mail."
What is the worth for a sheet of Franklin Lloyd Wrights stamp?
This is a two-cent stamp, so a sheet of 50 sold for $1. You would find it hard to get more than that for it, unless you chanced upon a collector who especially wants one. These stamp can still be used for postage, but who want to put 21 of them on his letters?
Why is Italian stamp called francobollo?
Franco is another word for free of tax or payment. Bollo is the Italian word for stamp or impression. The English word frank, when used regarding postage originated from this word.
