1954, 3¢ Nebraska Territorial Centennial, Deep Violet, US (Scott #1060)

This 1954, 3¢ Nebraska Territorial Centennial stamp belongs to the commemorative issue “Nebraska Territorial Centennial”, released by the U.S. Post Office Department in 1954 to mark the 100th anniversary of the establishment of the Nebraska Territory (1854–1954). The design features an allegorical female figure known as “The Sower”, symbolizing agriculture and settlement, set against a Nebraska landscape. Add this historical 1954 Deep Violet Nebraska Territorial Centennial stamp to your collection today. The deep violet color adds a unique and striking element to this commemorative stamp. With its classic and timeless design, this stamp is a must-have for any serious collector of US postage. Don't miss the opportunity to own a piece of US postal history with this stunning Nebraska Territorial Centennial stamp.

Technical Specifications

• Catalog Number: Scott #1060

• Denomination: 3 cents (3¢)

• Date of Issue: May 7, 1954

• Printing Method: Rotary Press

• Perforation: 11 × 10½

• Color: Violet

• Mintage: 115,810,000

• Subject: Nebraska Territorial Centennial. The design depicts an allegorical sower representing the agricultural heritage and settlement of Nebraska.

Condition Analysis

Status: 

Used and Uncertified.

Sellers Grading:

Very Fine

Postmark: 

Distinctive

Obverse:

The design is clear and well defined. No visible tears or creases are observed.

Reverse:

Appears clean with no visible thins or repairs. No gum remains, consistent with postal use.

Centering / Margins: 

Excellent!

The perforations do not cut into the design frame.

Other Findings: 

No visible tears or missing perforations.