Description: This is a standard rectangular, perforated postage stamp issued by Greece, carrying a face value of 2 Drachmai (denoted by "ΔΡ. 2"). The entire graphic is rendered in a deep, single-tone blue ink over a white paper base. The design showcases the right-facing profile of King Paul I of Greece (Pavlos), detailed with fine linework shading to render his facial features and hair. A small, stylized Greek royal crown rests neatly in the upper-right corner of the inner frame, while the word "ΕΛΛΑΣ" (Hellas) is printed in clean, white capital letters at the bottom left to signify the issuing country. Across the right side of this specific specimen, curved black ink lines remain visible from a circular date stamp cancellation mark applied during postal processing.
Circa: 1964
Condition: Used
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