Aragon Stamps
Aragon, historically a significant kingdom on the Iberian Peninsula in Southwestern Europe, did not issue stamps independently but was an integral part of Spain. Its postal history is therefore embedded within the broader narrative of the Spanish postal system, which joined the General Postal Union (later UPU) in 1874.
- Issued stamps
- 1937–1937
- Region
- Europe, Southwestern Europe
- Currency
- ESP
- Languages
- Spanish
- Issuer type
- Local postal administration
- Part of
- Spain
About Aragon stamps
Stamps issued for use in the region predominantly feature Spanish language and Spanish currency denominations throughout its history. The administrative and political evolution of Aragon is reflected in the various series issued by the central Spanish government over time, particularly through periods of monarchy and republic.
Further reading: Wikipedia
How to identify Aragon stamps
- Look for 'Consejo de Aragón' inscriptions or overprints.
- Denominations will be in Spanish pesetas (Ptas. or Cts.).
- Designs often reflect Republican or anarchist symbolism of the period.
Popular series
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Consejo de Aragón Issues
1937
Stamps issued by the anarchist-controlled 'Consejo de Aragón' during the Spanish Civil War, often featuring local overprints or designs.
Value overview
Typical ranges as orientation, not prices for a particular stamp. Condition, variety and demand decide the value of your copy; for current asking prices, check listings or the app.
- Common stamps
- €5–€50
- Scarce stamps
- €100–€500+
Value depends heavily on condition, specific issue, and overprint variations. Many are scarce due to limited production and wartime conditions.
Catalogs. Aragon stamps are listed in the major world catalogs: Scott, Michel and Stanley Gibbons. Catalog numbers and groupings differ between them; the Stamp Identifier app shows the numbers it can find for your stamp.
Questions about Aragon stamps
Aragon stamps refer to the postal issues produced by the 'Consejo de Aragón' (Council of Aragon) during a brief period in 1937, amidst the Spanish Civil War. These were local issues for use within the Republican-controlled territory of Aragon, distinct from the central Spanish government's stamps.
Yes, some Aragon stamps can be quite valuable, especially those in good condition, with rare overprints, or from specific printings. Their limited issuance during a tumultuous historical period contributes to their philatelic interest and value, ranging from €5 for common examples to over €500 for rare varieties.
Aragon stamps are typically identified by inscriptions such as 'Consejo de Aragón' or 'República Española' with specific local overprints. They will be denominated in Spanish pesetas. The Stamp Identifier app can suggest the issue from a photo; confirm the catalog number, and ask an expert about anything valuable.
Aragon stamps are listed in major international stamp catalogs such as Scott (under Spain, Civil War issues), Michel, and Stanley Gibbons. Specialized catalogs for Spanish Civil War issues also provide comprehensive listings and details.
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