1987 Spain EXPO '92 Sevilla Commemorative Postage Stamp (19 Pesetas)

This is a rectangular Spanish postage stamp issued in 1987 to commemorate the upcoming Universal Exposition of Seville 1992 (Expo '92). The stamp features a graphic, modern design typical of the late 1980s aesthetic. At the top, the logo 'EXPO '92 SEVILLA' is prominent, featuring a stylized orange and yellow globe. Below the logo is a series of abstract geometric shapes in shades of magenta, blue, and gray, including a central white sphere. The text 'EXPOSICION UNIVERSAL SEVILLA 1992' is printed in black uppercase letters across the middle. The base of the design includes 'ESPAÑA' (Spain), 'CORREOS' (Postal Service), and the denomination '19' pesetas. Fine print at the bottom left reads 'LA ERA DE LOS DESCUBRIMIENTOS' (The Age of Discovery), while the bottom right bears the printer's mark 'F.N.M.T. 1987' (Fábrica Nacional de Moneda y Timbre). The stamp features clean perforations on all four sides. The coloring remains vibrant with no visible foxing, fading, or heavy cancellations, suggesting it is in mint or near-mint condition. The paper appears to be standard stamp stock with a smooth finish. This piece is a significant example of Spanish philatelic history from the preparatory period of one of the 20th century's major world fairs.