Jordan 1965 King Hussein II 1 Dinar SG 458 Block of 4 MNH with Watermark – High Value Issue – £340

This premium 1965 1 Dinar stamp block of four from Jordan features a detailed portrait of Hussein bin Talal (King Hussein II), one of the most influential leaders in the nation’s modern history. Issued during a period of political development and modernization, this high-denomination stamp reflects Jordan’s growing national identity and international presence.

Cataloged as SG 458, this example is offered as a Block of 4 in MNH (Mint Never Hinged) condition with watermark, preserving full original gum and outstanding collector quality. High-value denomination blocks from this era are significantly scarcer than single stamps, making them especially desirable among advanced collectors of Middle Eastern philately.

The sharp engraving, strong color, and excellent preservation enhance both the visual appeal and long-term collectible value of this piece.

Collector Highlights:

• Country: Jordan

• Year: 1965

• Denomination: 1 Dinar Stamp

• Catalog Number: SG 458

• Format: Block of 4

• Condition: MNH (Mint Never Hinged)

• Watermark: Present

• Featured Figure: King Hussein II

• Price: £340

A rare and high-value philatelic item, this block offers strong historical importance, scarcity, and investment-grade appeal, making it an outstanding addition to any serious world stamp collection.

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