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Regular Postage Stamp 'New Nature of Japan' - 1 Yen - Bottom Two Rows of 20 Stamps with Cartor Imprint (Position 98) - Superb Condition - Catalog Value 320 Yen

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Regular Postage Stamp 'New Nature of Japan' 1 Yen Bottom two rows of 20 With Cartor imprint (imprint position 98) Superb condition Catalog value 320 yen The photos may appear slightly yellowish due to lighting, but the actual items are clean. Some photos may be blurry—please forgive this. Points noticed are described, but complete inspection has not been done. There may be missed spots such as stains, tanning, dirt, separation of perforations, creases, or fingerprint marks. Those sensitive to the front and back condition of stamps or who require perfect items, please refrain from bidding. Recently, some bidders do not provide feedback, which is troublesome. Please be sure to give feedback and confirmation of receipt if you win. If feedback and receipt confirmation are not provided, future transactions may be declined. Please only bid if you understand and agree to the above conditions. Please enlarge photos to judge the condition. Be sure to check the seller's profile notes.

Regular Postage Stamp 'New Nature of Japan' - 1 Yen - Bottom Two Rows of 20 Stamps with Cartor Imprint (Position 98) - Superb Condition - Catalog Value 320 Yen

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Collector Commentary

This set of 20 regular 1-yen postage stamps from the 'New Nature of Japan' series stands out due to its Cartor imprint, particularly position 98, appealing to philatelists who appreciate nuanced production details. Released in conjunction with Japan's efforts to promote its natural beauty, these stamps have become increasingly sought after, with collectors valuing complete rows for their aesthetic and historical significance. The superb condition enhances its desirability, as stamps with even slight imperfections can diminish value in the collector market. Given the catalog value of 320 yen, the current bid reflects a keen interest while remaining competitive within the Japan market.