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Issued by Spanish Guinea in 1953, this semi-postal stamp (5 + 5 céntimos) was part of the Pro-Indígenas charity series, designed to raise funds for indigenous welfare programs. The design depicts a local man playing a traditional African harp, symbolizing the colony’s cultural heritage and artistry. Printed in rose-red by F.N.M.T. Madrid (Fábrica Nacional de Moneda y Timbre), it reflects Spain’s colonial-era ethnographic themes and humanitarian propaganda efforts under Franco’s regime.
Issued: 1953
Country: Spanish Guinea (modern-day Equatorial Guinea)
Series: Pro-Indígenas
Denomination: 5 + 5 céntimos
Printer: F.N.M.T. Madrid
Condition sensitivity: Light shades and fine engraving make mint examples desirable
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US$40
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