We are pleased to offer for sale this 2003 Arctic Tundra 37 Cent US Postage Stamp Unused Sheet of 10 Scott #3802.
Stamp Sheet Information:
Country: United States
Stamp Name: Arctic Tundra
First Day Cover Issue: July 2nd, 2003
Denomination: 37 Cents
+ Scott Number 3802- Scott Number 3802...
a. Gyrfalcon
b. Gray wolf
c. Common raven
d. Musk oxen and caribou
e. Grizzly bear, caribou
f. Caribou, willow ptarmigans
g. Arctic ground squirrel
h. Willow ptarmigan, bearberry
i. Arctic grayling
j. Singing vole, thin-legged wolf spider, lingonberry, Labrador tea
+ Illustration Number A2900...- Illustration Number A2900...
a. Gyrfalcon
b. Gray wolf
c. Common raven
d. Musk oxen and caribou
e. Grizzly bear, caribou
f. Caribou, willow ptarmigans
g. Arctic ground squirrel
h. Willow ptarmigan, bearberry
i. Arctic grayling
j. Singing vole, thin-legged wolf spider, lingonberry, Labrador tea
Color: Multicolored
Condition: Unused. Stamp sheet is a stock photo.
Sheet Size: 10 stamps
History: The Arctic Tundra is located in Earth's Northern Hemisphere near the North Pole. The average temperature throughout the year is only 10 to 20 degrees Fahrenheit and as a result the landscape is completely frozen for most of the year. It is not possible for trees to grow because the soil is permanently frozen from about 1 to 3 feet deep. One of the more well-known forms of wildlife to inhabit the Arctic Tundra is the caribou, popularly known as the reindeer. Natural resources such as oil and uranium are known to exist in this region, but due to the harsh and frigid conditions the area rarely sees any human activity.
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