Identification Guide for One and One-half Cent United States Postage Stamps
a service of
V. F. Thomas Co. - P. O. Box 400 - Southwest Harbor, ME 04679
info@vfthomas.com - 207-266-5748
(updated 19 April 2011)
Welcome
to the online identification guide for one and one-half cent United States postage stamps.
Purpose of this web page:
The purpose of this web page is to help you identify the Scott number for one and one-half cent United States postage stamps.
How to contribute:
Feedback about this page is welcomed and should be e-mailed to info@vfthomas.com or sent by traditional mail to U.S. Postage Stamp Identifier, c/o V. F. Thomas Co.; P. O. Box 400; Southwest Harbor, ME 04679.
There are 16 United States postage stamps with a denomination of one and one-half cents. You can determine which one you have by comparing your stamp with the images below and then reading what is printed to the right of the matching image. Sometimes that will involve working your way from left to right in a table.
Harding
design A156
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overprinted
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"Kans." - Your stamp is Scott #659
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"Nebr." - Your stamp is Scott #670
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no overprint
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perf. 11 - Your stamp is Scott #553
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perf. 11 x 101/2 - Your stamp is Scott #633
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perf. 10 - Your stamp is Scott #582
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perf. 10 vert. - Your stamp is Scott #598
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perf. 10 horiz. - Your stamp is Scott #605
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imperf.
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design 191/4 x 221/2 mm - Your stamp is Scott #631
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design 191/4 x 221/4 mm - Your stamp is Scott #576
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Harding
design A203
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perf. 11 x 101/2 - Your stamp is Scott #684
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perf. 10 vert. - Your stamp is Scott #686
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Washington
design A212
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Martha Washington
design A277
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perf. 11 x 101/2 - Your stamp is Scott #805
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perf. 10 vert. - Your stamp is Scott #840
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perf. 10 horiz. - Your stamp is Scott #849
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Mount Vernon
design A479
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Your stamp is Scott #1032
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