This striking blue stamp, issued by Greece in 1930, commemorates the 100th anniversary of Greek independence (1830–1930). The design features a map of Greece, with the territorial extent of the country in 1830 and 1930 clearly marked. Printed by Bradbury Wilkinson & Co. Ltd., London, it symbolizes Greece’s national expansion and unity over a century of sovereignty. The inscription “ΕΛΛΑΣ” (Hellas) proudly identifies the nation. This issue is part of the Centenary of Independence commemorative series, among the most historically significant sets in modern Greek philately.