Issued by Ghana in 1962, this 6d commemorative stamp celebrates the Second Anniversary of the Republic (1st July 1962). The striking design features a symbolic torch rendered in Ghana’s national colors—red, yellow, and green—representing freedom, unity, and progress. The black star, a powerful emblem of African independence, appears prominently alongside a global grid, emphasizing Ghana’s place in the world. The bold purple background enhances its visual appeal, making it a standout mid-20th century African commemorative. This issue reflects the optimism and identity-building phase of post-independence Ghana under republic status.