US Scott #151 | Used | F/VF Fine/Very Fine
The US Scott #151 is a distinguished and historically important stamp that is highly sought after by collectors. Issued in 1870, this 12-cent stamp features the profile of Henry Clay, a prominent American statesman and orator who played a significant role in American politics in the first half of the 19th century. The stamp is part of the National Bank Note Company Issue, a series of definitive stamps that featured portraits of famous Americans. The stamp has a black color and features a finely detailed engraving of Clay's profile.
Owning the US Scott #151 means owning a piece of American history that pays tribute to one of the nation's most influential political figures. Henry Clay, known as the "Great Compromiser" for his role in brokering important agreements during a tumultuous period in American history, was a key figure in the development of the United States. The National Bank Note Company Issue is significant as it marked a new era in stamp production, featuring a series of well-designed stamps that paid homage to important figures in American history. Whether you are an experienced stamp collector or are just starting your philatelic journey, the US Scott #151 is an essential stamp that symbolizes the political leadership and vision that guided the United States during a critical period in its development. Its historical importance and artistic elegance make it a prized and valuable addition to any collection.
