Issued by Grenada to commemorate the 65th Anniversary of the Boy Scouts movement, this 2-cent commemorative stamp reflects the global ideals of scouting—unity, discipline, and youth development. The design features a multicultural group of Scouts in uniform, symbolizing international brotherhood and cooperation, with the Scout fleur-de-lis emblem prominently displayed. The portrait of Queen Elizabeth II in the upper corner confirms Grenada’s Commonwealth status at the time of issue. This stamp is a fine example of 1970s thematic philately, appealing strongly to Scouting, youth movements, and Commonwealth collectors. A solid single for both thematic collections and country-based Grenada holdings.