1977 Drafting Of The Articles Of Confederation Stamp Sheet Full 50-Stamp Block

This full sheet of 50 stamps commemorates the drafting of the Articles of Confederation in 1777, a crucial moment in American history. Each 13-cent stamp features an illustration of the drafting committee in York Town, Pennsylvania. The stamps, issued in 1977, were part of the U.S. Postal Service's Bicentennial series, celebrating America’s journey to independence and the establishment of its foundational documents. These stamps are a great collector’s item, especially for those interested in U.S. postal history or Revolutionary War memorabilia.

The Articles of Confederation, America's first constitution, were drafted in 1777 and ratified in 1781, serving as the guiding framework for the nation until the Constitution was adopted in 1789. This stamp captures the pivotal moment when the committee met to draft the Articles, representing a key step in America’s struggle for unity and governance during the Revolutionary War period.

Perfect for philatelists, American history enthusiasts, and Revolutionary War collectors. This sheet appeals to those with an interest in historical stamps that celebrate the Bicentennial and foundational moments of U.S. history.

The sheet appears in excellent condition with bright, crisp colors and no visible perforation damage. The stamps have not been used or hinged, and the sheet is well-preserved. Please see photos for a detailed look at the condition of the item.

An ideal addition to any collection focused on American history or U.S. stamps, this complete sheet of 1977 Drafting of the Articles of Confederation stamps is both historically significant and aesthetically appealing. Please note all sales are final with no returns, and ensure you have realistic expectations for this auction.

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