Product Description
King George V was an avid stamp collector. Now, you can follow in his footsteps with this impressive collection of mint-condition postage stamps from his reign! Featuring a complete set of definitives, from the halfpenny to the shilling, this is a collection to be treasured. Every stamp bears George V’s now-iconic profile, each in a different colour. Together the range of tones creates an impressive sight!
At the king’s request theses stamps replaced the unpopular “Downey Head” stamps issued at the time of his coronation. This makes them the first full set of low-value definitive stamps from his reign – and you can collect them all! As a collector, you will also receive a custom-made glass-topped wooden display case, at no additional charge.
Display measures 7½” x 7” x 2”.
Delivery
Delivery of items which are in stock will usually take place within a week. Personalised products can take up to 6 weeks. If your item is out of stock, we will contact you as soon as possible with an update. If you have a particularly urgent order, please call Customer Services on 0344 557 5600 (Mon-Fri, 9am-5pm) or email info@danburymint.co.uk.
Guarantee & Returns
Any time you place an order with Danbury Mint, your satisfaction is guaranteed. If you are not delighted with any purchase, you may return it within 90 days of receipt for a FULL refund – including our postage & handling charge!
You can download a free post label here.
Returns
Items can be returned using the downloadable returns label below. We recommend obtaining a certificate of posting (free) if returning via the post office. Please include all paperwork with your return. If you have any questions or would prefer us to send you a returns label by post, please email Customer Services.
If you have a printer and wish to print off a returns label, please click on the link below. Note that you must have Adobe Acrobat installed in order to view and print PDF files.
UK Returns
How to Return a Danbury Mint Item (PDF)
USA Returns
For Danbury Mint USA returns click here
