A valuable classic group of early Romanian postage stamps, dating from 1862 to 1872, issued by Posta Romana during the formative years of the Romanian postal system. The selection includes stamps from the reigns of Prince Alexandru Ioan Cuza and Prince Carol I, representing some of the most sought-after issues of Romania classical philately. The lot features a variety of denominations expressed in parale, bani, and francs, showcasing Romania’s transition in currency and postal design. Both imperforate and early perforated examples are present, with classic engraved portraits and ornamental frames characteristic of mid-19th-century European stamp production. Contents (as visible): Early 1862–1864 issues with values in parale Posta Romana issues with Prince Carol I (1866–1872) Mixed denominations in bani (2, 3, 4, 18 bani) Combination of unused and used stamps (some with period cancellations) Condition: Overall fine to very fine for this early period Some stamps show light wear, thinning, or age toning typical of classic material Gum condition varies where present Please examine scans carefully, as they form part of the description Philatelic Interest: This group is ideal for collectors of Classic Europe, Balkan philately, or specialists in Romanian postal history. These issues mark Romania’s early national identity and postal independence, making them historically significant and increasingly desirable. Auction notes: Sold as one lot, exactly as shown No certificates included A strong foundation or enhancement for any advanced Romania collection. See pictures for your own impression