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(via Royal Mail reveals King Charles III definitive stamp)
55-cent Art Deco Eagle definitive stamp, Scott #3471 https://www.mysticstamp.com/Products/United-States/3471/USA/
Crops of the Americas definitive stamp (2006) https://about.usps.com/postal-bulletin/2006/html/pb22174/pb10p-s_005a.html
March 16, American Crops. Fifteen 39¢ definitive stamps (five designs); Chili Peppers (Scott 4003 coil, 4012 pane, 4013 vending), Beans (4004, 4011, 4017), Sunflower (4005, 4010, 4016), Squashes (4006, 4009, 4015), Corn (4007, 4008, 4014); coil of 100, double-sided pane of 20 (die cut 10¾ by 10½), vending booklet of 20 (die cut 10¾ by 11¼); SSP; New York, NY 10199; Linn's, Jan. 9, page 1, March 13, page 40; USPS item No. 784140 (coil of 100), 675840 (double-sided pane of 20), 675740 (vending booklet of 20).
Scott #4003-17
Polar Bear
April 16, Polar Bear. Two 28¢ definitive stamps (single design), pane of 20 (SSP), coil of 100 (AV); New York, NY 10199; Linn's Oct. 27, page 13; March 16, page 1; April 13, page 1; USPS item No. 113140 (pane), 787240 (coil of 100), 113162 (pane stamp FDC at 94¢), 787262 (coil stamp FDC at 94¢); Scott 4387 (pane stamp), 4389 (coil stamp).
in 2008, USPS re-issued of the 10-cent American Clock definitive stamp
Scott #3757; 2003 10c American Clock
Scott #3762; 2006 10c American Clock
Scott #3763; 2008 10c American Clock
These 2008 definitive stamps in five designs features Tropical Fruits, Pomegranate (Punica granatum), Star Fruit (Averrhoa carambola), Kiwi (Actinidia deliciosa), Papaya (Carica papaya) and Guava (Psidium guajava). Designed by Ethel Kessler of Bethesda, Maryland, the stamps go on sale nationwide April 25, 2008. Scott #4253-57 Illustrator Sergio Baradat of New York, New York, created art that visually slices or halves five tropical fruits:
26-cent, definitive stamp, Florida Panther, a 2007 stamp
May 12, Florida Panther. Four 26¢ defini-tive stamps (one design), pane of 20 (AP), water-activated pane of 100 (AP), coil of 100 (SSP) and pane of 10, convertible booklet for-mat (AV); Washington, DC 20066; Linn's April 16, page 1; May 7, page 1; USPS item No. 104540 (pane of 20), 104562 (pane of 20 FDC at 90¢), 116740 (water-activated pane of 100), 116762 (water-activated pane of 100 FDC at 90¢), 785540 (coil of 100), 785562 (coil of 100 FDC at 90¢), 677440 (pane of 10, convertible booklet), 677462 (pane of 10, convertible booklet FDC at 90¢); Scott 4137 (water-activated stamp), 4139 (pane of 20 stamp), 4141 (coil stamp), 4142 (pane of 10 stamp).