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Ross's Geese

Federal Duck Stamp

Stamp Info

Name Value
Date of Issue June 24, 2016
Year 2016
Denomination
$5, Special
Denomination Value $5.00
Perforation or Dimension 1.89 x 1.417 in⁄48.01 x 35.99 mm
Series Federal Duck Stamp
Series Time Span 2005 - 2018
Issue Location Springfield, MO 65807
Postal Administration United States

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Jr Duck Ross's Geese 2016-2017

Quantity Produced - Unknown
Original Purchase Price: $5.00
SKU: 541601
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About Stamp

On June 24, 2016, in Springfield, MO, the U.S. Department of the Interior will issue the $5 Junior Duck stamp for the 2016–2017 waterfowl hunting season. The stamp will go on sale nationwide June 24, 2016.

This stamp was designed by Stacy Shen, who is a sophomore at Irvington High School in Fremont, Calif. She chose to draw two Ross's geese for the Junior Duck Stamp Contest "because they have a simple snowy plumage which allows for both elegance and a dramatic contrast." She has entered the Junior Duck Stamp Contest for the past four years and has been drawing since she was about seven. Aside from art, Shen is also passionate about music - more specifically, playing the piano. She says, "I have played the piano for ten years now and love how you can convey so many emotions with each note you play." Shen is her class president and enjoys serving in other roles in which she can serve her school and community, like being a representative to the Fremont Board of Education. "I love devoting myself to service and hope to make a positive change in the world," Shen says.

Creators

Artist: Stacy Shen

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Reference

USPS Postal Bulletin 22442. Copyright: USPS.

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