Issued in 1904, this scarce Bolivian revenue stamp was used for insurance and lottery prize payments (“Timbre para cobro de premios y de seguros”). The design features the national coat of arms with radiant sunburst, surrounded by laurel branches, a strong symbol of sovereignty. Printed in black on an orange background, it carries a bold “25 centavos” denomination. Such fiscal issues were vital for government revenue and are now prized by collectors for their historic and thematic appeal. A fine addition for anyone specializing in South American revenues or early 20th-century Bolivian philately.