This Greek 5 lepta revenue stamp, printed in a rich green shade, belongs to the early 20th-century Enarithmon Grammatoseimon fiscal series. The design features classical Greek architectural motifs with fluted columns, ornamental scrollwork, and a central value tablet framed by an intricate geometric pattern. The inscription ΕΝΑΡΙΘΜΟΝ ΓΡΑΜΜΑΤΟΣΗΜΟΝ identifies it as a “numbered fiscal stamp,” used primarily for administrative or receipt purposes rather than postal service. These revenue issues are prized for their elegant neoclassical style and are an important component of Greek fiscal philately. Clean impressions like this one with full perforations are especially desirable for specialized collections.