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Florida
Became territory: March 30, 1822
Became state: March 3, 1845
Like some western states, many of Florida's certificates originate from only a few large, relatively modern companies. Florida is important among collectors of Southern states' material, so it is not possible to collect a large number of different varieties; there are just too few to go around.
A female scatters flowers at left with a sabal palmetto tree beyond. In distance are sunrays behind a steamboat. |
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