This 4 kopeks imperforate stamp was issued in Soviet Russia in 1922, during the early years of the Russian Soviet Federative Socialist Republic (RSFSR). It depicts the state emblem of Soviet Russia, featuring the hammer and sickle inside a wreath of wheat, surmounted by a star. The text “ПОЧТОВАЯ МАРКА” (Postage Stamp) appears above, with the denomination “КОП. 4 КОП.” below. Printed in red on thin paper, these early Soviet issues were produced under challenging economic conditions, often resulting in crude printing and color variations. Such stamps are highly valued by collectors for their historical significance, marking the transition from Imperial to Soviet philately.