1963 "A Public That Reads" 4 Cent US Postage Stamp Sheet Mint Condition

This is a full sheet of the 1963 "A Public That Reads" 4¢ US postage stamps, featuring a thoughtful design that promotes literacy as the "Root of Democracy." With 100 stamps in total, this mint-condition sheet is a rare find for collectors. A great addition to any philatelist's collection or an excellent display piece for fans of US postal history.

Issued in 1963, these stamps were part of a campaign by the United States Postal Service to promote the importance of reading and literacy in a healthy democracy. The design, which shows a book and glasses alongside the text, "A Public That Reads, A Root of Democracy," captures the cultural values of the 1960s and the era's focus on education and public responsibility.

This item is perfect for stamp collectors, history enthusiasts, and those with a passion for vintage Americana. It will appeal to philatelists specializing in US postage history, collectors of educational memorabilia, or anyone who appreciates mid-20th-century cultural artifacts.

The sheet is in mint, unused condition. The perforations are intact and clean. The stamps are crisp, with vibrant ink and no signs of wear. Backing is clean with no gum issues. Please review the provided photos to ensure it meets your expectations.

Don’t miss the opportunity to add this vintage 1963 "A Public That Reads" 4¢ stamp sheet to your collection. It’s an excellent historical piece highlighting a pivotal cultural message from the 1960s. No returns, so be sure to view all photos carefully.

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