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A366-1968 Great Britain 4d “The Red Boy” Sir Thomas Lawrence Original Mint Sta

A366-1968 Great Britain 4d “The Red Boy” Sir Thomas Lawrence Original Mint Sta

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Title

1968 Great Britain 4d “The Red Boy” Sir Thomas Lawrence – Original Mint Stamps (Blocks & Singles)

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Category

Stamps > Great Britain > Elizabeth II (1952-Now) > 1952-1971, Pre-Decimal > Commemorative

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Condition

Used / Lightly Hinged Mint – Stamps show light gum disturbance and minor toning on the reverse. Some edge toning on margin stamps. Front faces are clean and vivid.

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Item Specifics

Attribute Detail

Issue Year 1968

Denomination 4d (Four Pence)

Stamp Type Commemorative

Design “The Red Boy” by Sir Thomas Lawrence

Printer Harrison & Sons

Gum Original, some hinge marks and mild gum disturbance

Perforation Standard

Country/Region of Manufacture United Kingdom

Format Singles and Blocks (3-block and 4-block sets)

Colour Multicolour – Red dominant

Currency Pre-decimal (D)

Era Queen Elizabeth II

Grade Fine to Very Fine

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Description

Set of original 1968 Great Britain 4d “The Red Boy” commemorative stamps featuring the portrait by Sir Thomas Lawrence.

Includes:

Block of 3 (mint, hinge marks)

Block of 2 (mint, some toning on back)

2 single stamps (unused, partial gum)

Classic pre-decimal issue from the Harrison print run, showcasing vibrant colour and strong detail. Great for collectors of early QEII commemoratives or art-themed issues.

Backs show minor gum disturbance and age marks typical of 50+ year-old issues (see photos for details).

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Valuation

Individual stamp (used or hinged mint): £0.50–£1.00 each

Blocks of 2–4 (hinged mint): £2.00–£3.50

Full group (as shown): Estimated collector value £6–£8 GBP

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Recommended eBay Listing Price

£7.95 (Buy It Now)

This price reflects average collector value for condition and presentation as a mixed group with intact blocks.

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Auction Option (Alternative)

Starting bid: £3.99

Duration: 7 days

Expected final bid range: £5.50–£8.50

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