Toy: George Washington Carver 1948 "3 Cent" Stamp
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Q: What is the value of 3 cent George Washington carver stamp?
A: This stamp isn't worth a lot. It is Scott Catalog #952. Issued as a commemorative Jan. 5, 1948. 122,362,000 were printed. There are 5 values for this stamp and ... Read More »
Q: How Much Would A Grid Of 4 George Washington Carver Stamp Be Wort...
A: A block of 4 with plate number in excellent condition has a catalog value of 30 cents retail. If I had them I would use them for postage. Other than aesthetic v... Read More »
Q: What did George Washington Carver use to develop glue for the pos...
A: peanut. Read More »
Q: Who is George Washington Carver?
A: Geroge Washington Carver is known for crop rotation as well as the products derived from the peanut. He also developed over 75 other products from the discarded... Read More »
Q: Who was George Washington Carver?
A: George Washington Carver was born into slavery around 1865. He later became an inventor and is known for his research of alternative crops to cotton. He did thi... Read More »