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SCOTT NO
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411 A131
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DATE OF ISSUE
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1932 Jan 01
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FACE VALUE
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1c
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COUNTRY
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Colombia
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DESCRIPTION
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The stamp shows a Emerald mine. It is derived from a Greek word Smaragdos.It is the most precious stone in the beryl group. Its green is incomparable & is therefore called "Emerald green". It is resistant to all chemicals & is widely used for household.
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VARIATION DESCRIPTION
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The stamp shows a Emerald mine. It is derived from a Greek word Smaragdos.It is the most precious stone in the beryl group. Its green is incomparable & is therefore called "Emerald green". It is resistant to all chemicals & is widely used for household.
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GEMSTONE
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Emerald
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MINERAL
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Mining
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VARIATION
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Used
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