'Inverted Jenny' Stamp Sets New US Record, Sells for Over $2 Million

The ultra-rare "Inverted Jenny" stamp, featuring an upside-down aircraft, has been sold for a record-breaking $2 million at a New York auction. Considered the "holy grail of postage" and a piece of American history, the stamp is known for its rarity and printing error. The stamp, part of a collection marking the launch of a U.S. airmail service, was purchased by a stamp collector and is considered the finest Inverted Jenny in existence. The stamp has been kept in pristine condition for 100 years and has limited exposure to light, resulting in rich colors and bright paper.