33c Star-Spangled Banner Single

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Object Details

Printer

Banknote Corporation of America

Description

The Postal Service issued a pane of twenty 33-cent The Stars and Stripes commemorative stamps in Baltimore, Maryland, and nationwide on June 14, 2000. Richard Sheaff of Scottsdale, Arizona designed the stamps. Composed of twenty different flags, the pane loosely charts the evolution of the Stars and Stripes from colonial times to the present. Among the flags displayed are the Continental Colors and the Star-Spangled Banner, in addition to many regional and military flags. These flags were selected for their significance in American history as well as for their aesthetic value.

Banknote Corporation of America, Inc., printed 80 million stamps in the offset process.

Reference:

Postal Bulletin (May 18, 2000).

THE STARS AND STRIPES

Star-Spangled Banner, 1814

33-cent mint single

Issued June 14, 2000

Credit line

Date

June 14, 2000

Object number

2000.2020.435

Type

Postage Stamps

Medium

paper; ink; adhesive

Dimensions

Height x Width: 1 3/16 × 1 9/16 in. (3.02 × 3.97 cm)

Place

United States of America

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National Postal Museum Collection

Data Source

National Postal Museum

Topic

Contemporary (1990-present)

U.S. Stamps

Metadata Usage

Not determined

Link to Original Record

http://n2t.net/ark:/65665/hm800410c14-e550-4c0b-9962-3d43461c9f40

Record ID

npm_2000.2020.435