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Great Britain #3, 4. All used selection of the 1841 issue imperf Penny Reds and Two Penny Blues. The lot consists of: #3 x 3 singles; #3 strip of three; #3 on cover; #4 x 3 singles; and very scarce #4 block of four. Unchecked for plates and all valued as the most common shades. 2023 Scott Classic US$2,277.50 =
| $3,074.65 |
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Great Britain #3/179. Victorian Great Britain cancel accumulation. The grouping starts with a number of #3s with readable 3-digit killers and some black Maltese cancels, followed by an example of #69 (rounded corner, catalogues $500.00) with a "newspaper branch" cancel. There are a couple of pages of QV Jubilee/KEVII with readable cancels and the lot finishes with a small group of 1/2d #125 lower right corner pairs with selvedge. Both the catalogue value and the eye appeal will add up quickly here. Estimate =
| $150.00 |
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Great Britain #3/78 Postal History. Group of 19 Victorian covers, folded letter sheets and a postal stationery card (+2 pieces). In not particular order, there are 7 imperforate Penny Red franking items (one with a pair), a mis-perforated copy of #8 on a clean 1854 envelope, several covers bearing #33 (most with the plate numbers identified) and a pair of folded letters used to confirm numbers for a church registry (using 1/2d #78). While some faults are to be expected, the condition is decent. Who knows what some research might turn up when delving into the contents here! Estimate =
| $150.00 |
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Great Britain #22/28. Clean used selection of the 1855-1856 first surface printed issues, all laid out on one Hagner brand stock sheet. The group consists of #22, #24, #26 (x 4), #27 (x 2), #27a, and #28. Expect an odd small fault or two but in general a sound and Fine or better offering. 2024 Scott US$2,705.00 =
| $3,651.75 |
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Great Britain #27/523 plus Back of the Book. A pre-decimal mounted collection. Good Victorian era material, with individual catalogue values up to $250.00 per stamp, including some nice wing margin copies and a number with readable cancels. The Edwardian section is respectable followed by two Seahorses, the collection picks up steam again in the early Elizabethan issues, which are now predominantly mint and includes phosphors, graphite lines and some postage dues with potential. About 350 stamps in total. The catalogue would add up quickly and easily come out to a few thousand dollars. Estimate =
| $220.00 |
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Great Britain #28/134. A tale of two notebooks. The first is a child’s scribbler probably from the 1960’s with about 220 used stamps from the Victorian-Edwardian period, including better, such as #28 x4 (catalogue $300.00 each), along with better issues throughout, including many different plate numbers and some cancel potential. Duplication in the Jubilee and KEVII issues, including some shade potential (the prices, mostly in pennies, are from another era!). Unfortunately, the stamps were heavily hinged to the pages, and some possibly even glued in place. So, despite there being a few thousand dollars in catalogue value here, the successful bidder may be advised to soak them all off. If that doesn’t "float your boat" the second "notebook" is a plate reconstruction booklet for #33, with 112 used and 1 mint copy all in their appropriate sheet location. The conditioning and hinging of these stamps are better. Estimate =
| $200.00 |
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Great Britain #29/32, 61. Clean used selection of mostly the 1858-1870 line engraved Two Penny issues, all laid out on one Hagner brand stock sheet. The group consists of unplated #27 (x 12), #29 plate 7, #29 plate 8, #29 plate 9, #30 plate 13, #30 plate 14, #30 plate 15 and #32 plate 3. An addition #61 is also included as a perfin on piece (along with the already noted #30 plate 14). Expect an odd small fault or two but in general a sound and Fine or better offering. 2024 Scott US$2,705.00 =
| $3,651.75 |
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Great Britain #33 Plate Number 86 Complete Plating. Complete used run of all the plate positions (AA/LT) of the 1864 issue perforated "Penny Red". Mixed condition (expect some faulty stamps in the mix). A great starter plating collection of this popular series that can be upgraded over time. 2024 Scott US$1,440.00 =
| $1,944.00 |
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Great Britain #33 Plate Number Collection. Nearly complete (missing only plate #77) used run of all the plate numbers of the 1864 issue perforated "Penny Red", plate #71 up to and including plate #225 (slightly clipped perfs). Mixed condition (expect some faulty stamps in the mix). A great starter group of this popular series that can be upgraded over time. Estimate =
| $500.00 |
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Great Britain #34/48 Including Plates. Used and used on piece selection of 21 lightly duplicated 1862 to 1865 surface printed issues, all identified by the consignor and laid out on three Hagner stock sheets. Note a nice range of plates and shades. Take a good look at the scans to appreciate the range of different catalogue numbers and plates as well as to evaluate condition. Expect the odd fault but in general sound and Fine or better. 2024 Scott US$4,582.50.00 =
| $6,186.35 |
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Great Britain #45, 48 INVERTED WATERMARKS. Used examples of the 1865 issue 6p lilac (plate 5) and 1sh green (plate 4) both with INVERTED WATERMARK 24 (Heraldic Emblems). Listed in Stanley Gibbons catalogue as #97Wi and #101Wi. The #48 has a trimmed wing margin at left. 2022 Stanley Gibbons Concise £900.00 =
| $1,526.00 |
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Great Britain #49 Plates. All used selection of various plate numbers of the 1860-1880 issue 3p rose, watermark 25 (Spray of Rose). The group consists of: plate #5 x 2; plate #6 x 2; plate #8, plate #9; and plate #10. All valued as the most common shade. 2024 Scott US$647.50 =
| $874.15 |
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Great Britain #50/55. All used selection of nine 1867 to 1880 period issues, all different for catalogue or plate number. Expect the odd short perf or trimmed wing margin, otherwise a sound and relatively comprehensive group. 2024 Scott US$1,735.00 =
| $2,342.25 |
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Great Britain #57, 57a. Used examples of both the rose and pale rose shades (both plate #1) of the 1867 issue 5sh large format Queen Victoria, watermark 26 (Maltese Cross). The #57 has a premium LIVERPOOL CDS cancel but has a repaired upper right corner (filled thin). 2024 Scott US$1,550.00 =
| $2,092.50 |
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Great Britain #58 Plates. Clean used selection of almost all the plates of the 1870 issue ½p "Bantam". All identified by the consignor but a quick peek confirmed their assessments. A good number of the stamps have very light cancels (possibly some are unused) and all have been valued as used. Take a good look at the the scan to see for yourself! 2024 Scott US$1,055.00 =
| $1,424.25 |
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Great Britain #69, 70, 71, 73. Used quartet of 1876 to 1880 period issues, all watermark 23 (Large Garter), consisting of #69 (Plate 15), #70 (Plate 15), #71 (Plate 17) and #73 (Plate 1). 2024 Scott US$1,875.00 =
| $2,531.25 |
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Great Britain #74. Fine appearing used example of the 1878 issue 10sh slate, plate 1, wmk 26 (Maltese Cross). Faults including a large thin, still a key Victorian stamp. 2024 Scott US$3,750.00 =
| $5,062.50 |
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Great Britain #96. Used block of four of the 1883 issue 2sh6p large format high value Victoria. Great centering, short corner at upper left. A scarce multiple. Conservatively valued with no premiums added for centering or postmarks. 2024 Scott US$740.00 =
| $999.00 |
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Great Britain #108. Superb quality used horizontal pair of the 1894 issue 5sh carmine Victoria, watermark 31 (Anchor). Both stamps with neat and legible Sock on the Nose "GLASGOW SP 2" CDS postmarks. Scott notes a 25% + 25% premium for centering. 2024 Scott US$870.00 =
| $1,174.50 |
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Great Britain #124. VF used 1891 issue £1 green Queen Victoria high value, watermark 30 (Imperial Crown) with ideal sock on the nose "Guernsey" cancel. 2024 Scott US$925.00 =
| $1,248.95 |
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Great Britain #127/145. Edward VII used selection of 17 stamps to the 5/-, with some very nice light postmarks (including nice postmarks on two higher values). From a simplified collection, unchecked for shades. Overall condition is decent and although the 1/- was used, it has no distinct cancel and was uncounted in the total catalogue value. 2023 Scott US$714.10 =
| $964.04 |
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Great Britain #127-139, 143, 144-145. Unusually fresh and Very Fine mint Hinged group of 1902 to 1911 Edward VII issues, running from the original ½p up to and including the 2sh6p value plus the later additional ½p, 4p and 7p values. 2024 Scott US$1,078.25 =
| $1,455.65 |
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Great Britain #292/801 plus Back of the Book and Regionals. Early QEII hingeless pages covering 1952-1976 in a snazzy looking red Lindner 18-ring binder with matching slipcase. Very complete (probably needing only a couple of dozen stamps to be complete) mostly mint, Never Hinged, with a bit of used material scattered throughout, but not many blank spaces. Lots of Wildings and noted some graphite lines and phosphors, although a bit light on postage dues (but there are some). This collection bridges the transition to the decimal issue, including regional issues. About 600 stamps. The album is in excellent condition, and retails for over $250.00. Estimate =
| $160.00 |
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Great Britain #BK11. The seldom seen 2/- blue complete booklet mint NH, includes panes #187b, 188b, 189c and 189d. Quite clean given its age, fully intact, no creases nor bent corners. A gem for any GB or booklet collector. 2024 Scott US$1000.00 =
| $1,350.00 |
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Great Britain #J1/J103. Postage due accumulation on pages, stockcards, glassine envelopes and a presentation folder compiled from a half-dozen sources. Includes mint and used ranging over 70 years with strength in the earlier. Many are notated, but unchecked by us for accuracy, but we did see some obviously better issues, including high values. There will be some overlap, leading to a moderate amount of duplication and some unrelated "back of the book" material that is just "along for the ride". Over 200 stamps. Estimate =
| $140.00 |
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Great Britain #U2. Mint condition 1840 issue 2p blue "Mulready" envelope (stereo a95). Fresh and intact, a couple of minor paper irregularities noted for the record, still a superior quality example of the world's first pre-paid 2p postal stationery envelope. 2024 Scott US$500.00 =
| $675.00 |
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Great Britain - Accumulation in a small stockbook. This little stockbook has successfully protected these stamps for about 50 years, but it didn’t magically organize them. The first four pages are a mix of various "penny red" printings, with about half being #33. We noted an uneven block of 6 of #16 (it should be mentioned that there is no indication that any plating study has been done). The book jumps ahead to Great War-era GeoV issues and 8 Seahorses. We then whipsaw back to the QV Jubilee issue (noted six copies of the 4 1/2d, catalogue $45.00 each). The Edward VII includes value to the 10d, finally finishing with the GeoVI issues. About 350 stamps in total. Enormous catalogue value. Unchecked for plates, perfs, shades. Estimate =
| $150.00 |
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Great Britain - All Mint Mostly Decimal Collection in Two Volumes. All QEII period and mint Never Hinged 1952-1991 period collection of several hundred stamps, almost all commemorative decimal currency issues, all housed in a Very Fine condition two-volume springback Stanley Gibbons "Windsor" album set with pages from 1840 up to 1991. The retail value of the empty albums when new was over $200.00. The Never Hinged stamps are all housed in clear plastic mounts. Noted a decent amount of total face value in useable postage. Estimate =
| $200.00 |
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Great Britain - Booklets, presentation packs and mint sets and singles. A bit of an odd grouping that starts with three complete booklets from the early 1950’s, transitioning to a smattering of 1970s-1990s Machin booklets and finally moving to 6 "Prestige" booklets. There are about 11 pages of mint (appearing to be Never Hinged) commemoratives issued between 1960-1980 and 6x 1980’s presentation packs (+ one for the Concorde issue). The lot ends with a flourish as there is a corner block of the £10 Britannia and some Machin/Castle pairs (total face value over £50.00). Overall, the condition looks excellent. Estimate =
| $150.00 |
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Great Britain - Channel Islands - Jersey, Guernsey, Alderney and Isle of Man. A collector's accumulation of mint Never Hinged "new issues" as received 1994-2011 from a standing Post Office order. A wide range of topicals including Lunar New Years, Scott's South Pole Expedition, Titanic, Ships, Wildlife, Christmas, Papal Visit, Internment Camps, 2012 QEII Diamond Jubilee and Airplanes (to lest a few). A wealth of topical sets / singles and souvenir sheets, not often seen in such depth. Most packets have the original Post Office receipt still enclosed and although at least a dozen packages are missing the receipt, the receipts present add up to £314.12 ($536.50 CDN). Estimate =
| $250.00 |
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Great Britain - Channel Islands & Isle of Man Cartonload Plus Extras. Somewhat scattered and mostly used collections of Guernsey (including some WWII German occupation issues), Jersey, (including Alderney) and Isle of Man, all on hand drawn quadrille 3-ring pages in three fat binders. A few hundred stamps and souvenir sheets in total. As an added "bonus" there’s a collection of used modern Kenya and a Newfoundland & Provinces starter collection on the old-school "Jarrett" album pages. Estimate =
| $120.00 |
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Great Britain - First Day Cover Stash. A visually pleasing selection of 135 GPO produced First Day Covers from the 1996-2004 period, all with typewritten address sent to Calgary, Alberta. Many better stamps here, including Millenium issues, "Smilers" and QEII multiple value panes. The catalogue value of the used stamps alone would add up to a significant total. Accompanying most covers is the Post Office info card, with a wealth of information on the stamp(s) featured. Estimated at less than $1.00 per cover. Estimate =
| $120.00 |
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Great Britain - First UK Aerial Post Card and Envelope Duo. The GeoV Coronation commemorative 1911 First UK aerial post card and envelope duo. Specially cacheted and postmarked Sept 9th postcard with half pence KGV definitive affixed and a Sept 9th envelope, 1p rate. A great "first of the first flights" lot. Estimate =
| $150.00 |
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Great Britain - GB/Australia: First Day Covers in Four Volumes. Deluxe quality and specially produced 1978 through 1989 period cacheted First Day Covers, all produced by the Westminster Collector's Society in partnership with the Fleetwood company (Fleetwood produced limited edition First Day Covers from 1941 until 2007 when it was purchased by Mystic Stamps). 264 covers in total (including around a half dozen Australian covers that match up with GB co-issue First Day Covers). The vast majority of the stamp issues in the collection consist of both singles on cover and full sets on one cover (usually 5 or 6 covers per issue). Accompanying cards with in-depth details regarding the subjects, stamp designers and cachet artists. All are housed in special albums, four albums containing covers plus one additional unused album. These covers had a massive original issue price, offered on a subscription plan (probably over $1,000.00 total). Estimate =
| $250.00 |
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Great Britain - Mint and Used Collection in Stanley Gibbons Album. Mint and used 1870-1987 period collection of several hundred stamps, including definitive, commemorative, Christmas, regional and postage due issues, all housed in a Very Fine condition single volume Stanley Gibbons album with pages from 1840 up to 1987. The retail value of the empty album when new was over $130.00. The Never Hinged stamps are all housed in black plastic mounts. Noted a decent amount of total face value in useable postage. Estimate =
| $230.00 |
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Great Britain - Modern selection of 122 different 2016-2023 used issues. This recent material is very difficult to find used since almost all postal mail received these days is without affixed "stamp" postage. We noted that 59 of these are £ 'pound' values. 2024 Scott US$286.00 =
| $386.10 |
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Great Britain - Near new, classy, blue padded Lindner 18-ring binder in matching slipcase, with hingeless pages from 1952-1974. Up to the mid-1960’s, there is a scattering of used stamps, and later on there is good coverage of mint commemoratives. Retail for the album alone is over $250.00. A small group of Stanley Gibbons pages with mint issues (both hinged and never hinged) for much of this same period is also included, in case you want to take full advantage of the "hingeless" part of the album. These SG pages probably have a couple hundred dollars of catalogue value alone. Estimate =
| $140.00 |
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Great Britain - Offices and Agencies Collection. Mint and used collection of 379 different stamps and one cover, all neatly laid out, organized and identified in a high-quality black page stock book. The lot offers an excellent range of issues, including MEF, BMA, AEF, BMA Tripolitania, Offices in China, Morocco Agencies, Offices in the Turkish Empire and more. Mostly Edward VII, GeoV, GeoVI and QEII period material. 2024 Scott US$2,251.90 =
| $3,040.10 |
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Great Britain - Three Volume Post Office Mint Presentation Pack Collection. Clean collection of 169 almost all different British Post Office produced Presentation Packs, 1969 to 1991 period, all housed in high quality (and expensive) "Royal Mail Presentation Packs" albums (sold by the British post office). Loaded with complete commemorative sets of four or five stamps, the total catalogue value, either by Stanley Gibbons (as Presentation packs) or Scott (as sets of mint Never Hinged stamps) is significant, as is the total useable face value. Estimate =
| $250.00 |
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Great Britain - Three Volume Royal Mail First Day Cover Collection. Clean collection of 169 almost all different of British Post Office cacheted First Day and Special Event Covers, 1966 to 1989 period, all housed in high quality (and expensive) "Royal Mail First Day Covers" albums (sold by the British post office). Loaded with complete commemorative sets of four or five stamps, the total catalogue value, either by Stanley Gibbons (as FDCs) or Scott (as sets of used stamps) is significant. Estimate =
| $170.00 |
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Great Britain - Offices Abroad - High-end 32-page green padded stockbook with black pages and acetate strips houses an equally impressive collection of mostly mint overprinted stamps for use in British territories. About 200 stamps, includes Bahrain, Morocco (three currencies), Kuwait, Oman, Tangier, Qatar, MEF, Turkey, BMA Somalia, East Africa and even Batum. Very fresh, overall, most are Hinged. Many identified by a previous owner. 2023 Scott US$596.55 =
| $808.55 |
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Iceland #1-7. Mixed condition grouping of 1873 issues. Including #1 (no gum, rounded corner...but catalogues $1,050.00), #2 (mint, tone spot, hinge remnant, $175.00), #3-#7 are all used, and all faulty, and would catalogue $7300.00! However, Scott footnotes read "False and favor cancellations are often found on #1-7. Values are considerably less". Facet prices post-period favour cancels at 10-30% of their regular catalogue values. Regardless, given the condition of the stamps, we are only counting the catalogue value of the first two stamps in this lot, and the others can act as attractive space fillers until something better comes along. 2023 Scott US$1,225.00 =
| $1,653.75 |
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Iceland #8. The Five aur blue key-value of the 1876 issue, this mint with no gum example has the usual ragged 12-1/2 perforations. Fresh, attractive and seldom seen. 2023 Scott US$475.00 =
| $641.25 |
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Iceland #8/959. Mint and (mostly) used stock of over 600 duplicated 1876 to 2001 period issues, all laid out, organized and identified in one 32 black page stock book. The overall quality is quite nice with a very decent balance of older and more recent issues. No pesky "TOLLUR" postmarks in the mix! Take a good look at the scans to appreciate the range and quality of the lot. Estimate =
| $325.00 |
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Iceland #10/14. Sextet from the 1876 issue, including both shades of the 20 aur values, with the darker shade being the only mint value in this set (the rest are cleanly cancelled). Condition is better than normally seen from this era, with only the occasional minor perf fault. 2023 Scott US$875.50 =
| $1,181.93 |
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Iceland #15/18. Mixed mint and used set of the 1882-1898 issue, includes two shades of the 20a. The lower denominations are all nicely cancelled (one of the 20a could benefit from a soaking). There two high values are mint, the 50a Heavily Hinged, the 100a Lightly Hinged. All are remarkably fresh for being 130 years old. 2023 Scott US$596.50 =
| $805.28 |
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Iceland #21/29. A near-complete representation of the last coat of arms set, includes both the large and small "3", and two shades of the 20a denomination. The middle four values are mint Hinged and the lower and higher values are used, with a couple with very attractive cancels. One of the 20a has some chipping to a few of the perforations, otherwise condition is quite good. 2023 Scott US$302.50 =
| $408.38 |
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Iceland #34/67. Christian IX and "1 Gildi" overprinted issues on 28 mint and used stamps. The Christian IX set is missing only the high value. The overprints include both colours, the 16a value has both a mint and used example and the 50a includes both perforations (#67 used catalogues $140.00). A fresh looking group. 2023 Scott US$421.70 = $569.30 CDN @1.35
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Iceland #71/104. Attractive page of "Two Kings", Jon Sigurdsson and Frederik VIII sets. Selection of 26 mostly used stamps, includes the Christian IX & Frederik VIII set to the 2Kr, missing only the 5kr (the 40a, 1kr, 2kr and the 10a with the perforation change are the only mint stamps in this lot). The Sigurdsson set is complete and the Frederik VIII set is only missing the top two values. A couple of minor perf faults are visible, otherwise the material is in good condition. 2023 Scott US$417.15 =
| $563.15 |
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Iceland #108/150. Complete used Christian X set along with an impressive range of revalued issues all from the 1920’s. Very nice appearance, most are used, with #128, 137, 143, 150 being revenue cancels, and #130, 131, 134 and 149 being mint Hinged. Total 2023 Scott US$535.75 =
| $723.26 |
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