Romania 1889 Carol I “Vulturi” Issue with Watermark “Small Coat of Arms” – Complete Set (Mi. #70–75), Mint Never Hinged (MNH)
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Complete 6-value set from the 1889 Carol I “Vulturi” issue featuring the watermark “Small Coat of Arms” (Stema Mică). All stamps are mint never hinged with full original gum and vivid colors – a scarce and desirable complete set in this condition.
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The 1889 Carol I “Vulturi” issue marks the introduction of Romania’s first watermark — the Small Coat of Arms, symbolizing state authority and the modernization of postal security.
The design retains the regal portrait of King Carol I within the heraldic eagle frame, a motif continued from earlier Vulturi printings.
Catalogue Reference: Michel #70–75
Issue: Carol I “Vulturi” with Watermark “Stema Mică”
Denominations & Colors:
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1½ bani black
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3 bani violet
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5 bani green
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10 bani red
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15 bani brown
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25 bani blue
Condition: Mint never hinged (MNH)
Gum: Original, full and clean
Paper: Watermarked “Stema Mică” (Small Coat of Arms)
Rarity Level: Scarce MNH watermarked set
A historically significant and beautifully preserved set from Romania’s classic “Eagles” series — the first to introduce the national watermark, making it a cornerstone for advanced collections.
| Stamps By Country | Romania |
|---|---|
| Stamps by Era | Classic (Pre-1900) |
| Stamps By Format | Set |
| Stamps by Region | Europe |
| Stamps By Theme | Royalty |
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