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SCG4391 - 🇯🇲 Jamaica – Queen Elizabeth II Definitives & Independence Overprint (1962)
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This trio of Jamaican stamps beautifully illustrates the transition from colonial rule to independence under Queen Elizabeth II.
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1½d Red (Palm Trees Design) – A striking design showing Queen Elizabeth II framed by elegant palm trees, symbolizing Jamaica’s tropical landscape. Issued during the colonial period, it reflects the island’s natural beauty and royal ties.
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2½d Blue (Banana Trees Design) – This denomination highlights Jamaica’s agricultural wealth, with banana plants representing one of the country’s major exports. The portrait of Queen Elizabeth II reinforces the stamp’s place in the definitive series.
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1d Green “INDEPENDENCE” Overprint (1962) – Overprinted with “INDEPENDENCE” and dated 1962, this issue marks Jamaica’s historic achievement of self-rule. It remains a key piece for collectors documenting the end of the British colonial era in the Caribbean.
Together, these stamps capture both the everyday postal history of Jamaica and the nation’s landmark moment of independence.
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