Barbados 55c American Golden Plover Postage Stamp
Philately / Postage Stamps

Barbados 55c American Golden Plover Postage Stamp

This is a vertical rectangular postage stamp issued by Barbados with a face value of 55c. The stamp features a central illustration of two American Golden Plovers (Pluvialis dominica) in a natural landscape. The illustration employs a delicate, realistic art style with a color palette of olive green, white, black, and brown. Across the top right, '55c' is printed in a stylized black font. The word 'Barbados' appears at the bottom in a serif typeface. Vertical text on the left edge identifies the species as 'Pluvialis dominica.' The print quality shows high-resolution lithographic detail, typical of late 20th-century philatelic production. The paper is white with standard perforations on all four sides. The overall condition appears to be mint or near-mint, showing no visible cancel marks or heavy creasing, though slight blurring in the image prevents a definitive grade on the gum side. This stamp belongs to a series focused on local or migratory bird species, reflecting the Caribbean nation's commitment to showcasing biodiversity. The craftsmanship reflects standard high-quality security printing common in Modern Era (post-1950) stamps.

Estimated Value

$0.50 - $1.50

Basic Information

Category

Philately / Postage Stamps

Appraised On

March 26, 2026

Estimated Value

$0.50 - $1.50

Item Description

This is a vertical rectangular postage stamp issued by Barbados with a face value of 55c. The stamp features a central illustration of two American Golden Plovers (Pluvialis dominica) in a natural landscape. The illustration employs a delicate, realistic art style with a color palette of olive green, white, black, and brown. Across the top right, '55c' is printed in a stylized black font. The word 'Barbados' appears at the bottom in a serif typeface. Vertical text on the left edge identifies the species as 'Pluvialis dominica.' The print quality shows high-resolution lithographic detail, typical of late 20th-century philatelic production. The paper is white with standard perforations on all four sides. The overall condition appears to be mint or near-mint, showing no visible cancel marks or heavy creasing, though slight blurring in the image prevents a definitive grade on the gum side. This stamp belongs to a series focused on local or migratory bird species, reflecting the Caribbean nation's commitment to showcasing biodiversity. The craftsmanship reflects standard high-quality security printing common in Modern Era (post-1950) stamps.

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