Lubeck Senats Commissions-siegel Cv$200

unclal seal Description This is an official seal from Lübeck, Germany, dating back to 1859, rather than a postage stamp. It features the double-headed eagle, a traditional symbol of the Holy Roman Empire and later used by various German states, encircled by the text 'SENATS-COMMISSIONS-SIEGEL LÜBECK'. These seals were used to authenticate official documents and correspondence, signifying the authority of the Lübeck Senate Commission. While not a postal stamp in the conventional sense, such official seals are highly sought after by collectors specializing in German philately, historical documents, or notaphily, due to their historical significance and rarity. Their market value can vary significantly based on their condition, clarity of the impression, and historical context.