Nondenominated

Nondenominated stamps have values too By Jennifer York None of the United States stamps pictured on this page bears a denomination. For most stamps, the denomination represents the postage value.

Nondenominated: A stamp with no numerical inscription designating the face value. The value of some nondenominated stamps are marked by a designated letter. Others may have a service inscription that indicates the rate the stamp fulfills. o ...

Nondenominated postage stamps (except for those that bear uniquely domestic markings, such as First-Class Presort, Bulk Rate, Presorted Standard, or Nonprofit Organization) may be affixed to postal items that are sent to foreign countries.

(34¢ nondenominated) Four Flowers, die-cut gauge 11½ by 11¾ (self-adhesive, booklet) 12/15/00 3458 Longiflorum lily (purple) 3459 Cymbidium orchid (tan) 3460 Freesia (green) 3461 Asian hybrid lily (red) 3461a block of four 3458-61 ...

"B" Stamps - nondenominated stamps issued in March 1981 with an assigned postage value of 18¢. Baby Zepp - a nick name for 1933 50¢ Century of Progress Flight air mail postage stamp, which portrays the Graf Zeppelin. Scott C18.

5: US nondenominated stamp, valued 22¢, placed on sale Feb.1, 1985. 6: embossed with eagle and United States of America: Virginia Custom House revenue seal, 1813-16.

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