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Canada #22b. F/VF centered unused (no gum) example of the 1868 issue 1c brown red Large Queen on thin paper. Great rich colour on this elusive stamp. 2025 Scott Classic US$700.00 = $945.00
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Canada #23. Attractive mint regummed (partially) example of the 1c yellow orange Large Queen. A very attractive stamp, with rich colour. Valued as unused, no gum. 2025 Scott US$1,400.00 = $1,890.00
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Canada #24. F/VF mint no gum example of the 1868 issue 2c green Large Queen. Deep rich colour, sharp impression. Very well centered for this issue. 2025 Scott US$800.00 = $1,080.00
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Canada #28a. F/VF centered duo of used examples of the 1868 issue 12½c blue Large Queen on thin paper. Good colour on both. 2025 Scott US$350.00 = $472.50
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Canada #34/170. Marvelous Mint Stock, Small Queens to early 1960's. An old-time accumulation / stock, meticulously arranged on vario stockpages within a binder. All pages have been imaged, to give a true sense of the value of this lot. While expect the odd fault, and most of the earlier material to be Hinged, there is plenty of value here with each turn of the page. VERY conservatively valued by the previous owner as the lowest given value, with no premiums assessed for VF or NH stamps. Owner's Unitrade = $7,752.68
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Canada #34/43. Small Queen study lot of 23 assorted stamps, ranging from the 1/2c to 3c plus a 6c. Fresh, with great appearance, and a couple of the stamps are stunners. Wide range of gum, from never hinged to hinge remnants. All counted as the cheapest shade. Based on the source, we don’t believe that these have been checked for plate retouches. 2024 Scott US$1165.00 = $1,572.75
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Canada #38. VG/Fine mint Never Hinged example of the 1876 issue 5c slate green Small Queen. A tough stamp to find Never Hinged. Comes with a 2011 Vincent Graves Greene certificate which states (in part) "No.38, mint, OG, NH, genuine in all respects". 2025 Scott Classic for NH US$2,250.00 = $3,037.50
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Canada #50/60. Partial mint set with ten of the first eleven values of the 1897 Jubilee issue (values to 50c, missing only the 15c). Terrifically fresh appearance, a few are lightly hinged and a couple have hinge remnants. A great way to boost your Queen Victoria-era collection. 2024 Scott US$1477.50 = $1,994.65
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Canada #50-56, 58, 59. F/VF mint group of 9 different low/mid-value 1897 QV Jubilee issues. The 1/2c to 8c values are mint hinged, the 15c value is unused (no gum) and the 20c value while at first glance appears NH is regummed. A very useful group, which the catalogue value adds up quickly. 2025 Scott US$1227.50 = $1,657.15
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Canada #57. VF mint Never Hinged example of the 10c brown violet 1897 Queen Victoria Jubilee issue. A very attractive example of this tough issue. Unitrade catalogue is $750.00 for Never Hinged. 2025 Scott US$400.00 = $540.00
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Canada #66-73. Complete mint set of the 1897-98 Queen Victoria "Leaf" issue. Fresh, typical mixed centering and with a range of hinging from light gum disturbance to hinge remnant. A very attractive grouping. 2025 Scott US$1460.00 = $1,971.00
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Canada #67, 69-73. Fresh and F/VF mint group of six different values from the 1897-1898 QV "Leaf" issue. The 3c and 8c values are Never Hinged, the balance Hinged/Hinge Remnant. 2025 Scott US$2070.00 = $2,794.50
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Canada #68, 74, 75, 76, 86, 92. Selection of a half-dozen mint Never Hinged late Victorian to Edwardian era issue, all fresh and fine. 2025 Scott US$1200.00 = $1,620.00
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Canada #72. Fine mint Never Hinged example of the 1897 issued 8c orange QV Leaf issue. Nice rich colour and pristine gum. 2025 Scott Classic US$850.00 = $1,147.50
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Canada #73. Fine mint Never Hinged example of the 1897 issued 10c brown violet QV Leaf issue. A tough stamp to get Never Hinged. 2025 Scott Classic US$1500.00 = $2,025.00
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Canada #85, 86 Multiples. A mint Hinged accumulation of 1898 issued Map Stamps, all in multiples, most with selvedge attached being sheet-margin examples. A wonderful offering for plating, as these stamp positions will be much easier to figure than single stamps. Includes two pairs, 4x blocks of four (including a corner block) and a sheet-margin block of 10 (this one has some hinge reinforcement holding it together). Valued as singles. 2025 Scott US$1200.00 = $1,620.00
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Canada #85, 86 Shades. An attractive offering of 4x mint Never Hinged blocks of four of the ever-popular 1898 Map Stamp, with varying degrees both "muddy waters" (sulfurization) and lavender / blue oceans. Some nicely centered stamps here, all with pristine gum. Valued as singles. 2025 Scott US$1600.00 = $2,160.00
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Canada #85/86. Mint Map-stravaganza, a beautiful lot of everyone’s favourite 1898 Christmas stamp. Most of these stamps are never hinged. There are also four with "muddy waters" caused by acidified ink. One lovely block too. Great as stock or for those looking for "island" variants. 2024 Scott US$1880.00 = $2,538.00
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Canada #91, 92. F/VF mint Never Hinged 1903 issue 5c blue on bluish and 7c olive bistre Edward VII duo. The 7c has toning, but also better centered than often seen. 2025 Scott Classic US$1550.00 = $2,092.50
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Canada #96-103. Complete mint Hinged set of the 1908 Quebec Tercentenary series of 8 stamps, depicting key moments in history. Fresh appearance, with usual mixed centering and a range of hinging on the back (a couple with minor remnants). One of Canada’s key sets. 2024 Scott US$978.00 = $1,320.30
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Canada #104/120, 184. Attractive Mint Collector's Admiral Holding. An enticing offering of 47 mint Geroge V Admiral issues, from 1c to 50c, neatly arranged on a single stockpage. All are hinged, from Lightly to Hinge remnant. Of particular note are the clearly visible shade / printing variations, which will offer a collector an excellent opportunity to sort these out against the many sub-listings the catalogue has for this popular series. All valued as basic / lowest catalogue value, so plenty of upside once sorted. 2025 Scott US$2,513.00 = $3,392.55
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Canada #104/122. Used Admiral Holding. A collector's holding of over 1500 used Admiral stamps, from 1c to $1.00 plus a few coils. Seemingly added as acquired by the collector, so likely unchecked for any varieties, and we noted the odd better postmark / perfin / precancel etc. All house in a like-new 64-page Unisafe stockbook, worth a pretty penny alone. Estimate = $150.00
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Canada #104-122. A complete, mint set of the "Admiral" issues . Fresh and some beautifully centered copies in an issue known for "mixed" centering. Generally Lightly Hinged with a couple minor Hinge remnants. A lovely grouping. All counted as the lowest priced shade. 2024 Scott US$1270.00 = $1,714.50
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Canada #116. Fresh and Fine/Very Fine mint Never Hinged example of the 1912 issue 10c plum KGV Admiral. One of the key early Admirals. A well above-average example of this tough stamp, with a slightly rounded perf UR corner, mentioned "for the record". 2025 Scott US$700.00 = $945.00
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Canada #123-124. F/VF mint Lightly Hinged / Never Hinged examples of the 1913 issue perf 8 horizontal 1c dark green and 2c carmine George V Admiral coils. A lovely complete mint set of the first regular issue Canadian coils, the top stamps of each pair being Lightly Hinged, the bottom of each pair being Never Hinged. Valued as 2 Hinged / 2 Never Hinged singles. 2025 Scott US$770.00 = $1,039.50
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Canada #123-134. Complete mint Hinged (couple Never Hinged) run of George V Admiral coil issues, generally fine centered. All valued as Hinged. 2025 Scott US$568.00 = $766.80
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Canada #125-130 plus shades/printings. F/VF complete mint Hinged (generally lightly) set of the 1912-1924 George V Admiral, perf 8 vertical coil series. An "extra long set" which includes additional shades of the 1c green (Unitrade listed #125iv, yellow green) / 2c carmine (Unitrade listed #127ii, rose red) and the 1c orange yellow in both Die I and Die II (#126, 126d, wet and dry printings). Some lovely centered individual items here. All valued as basic stamps, as the shades are listed in Unitrade, but not Scott catalogue. 2025 Scott US$640.00 = $864.00
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Canada #126/140. A page of mint coils/imperf/part-perforates of the Admiral set, with coil pairs, horizontally imperf by perf 1c pair and 2c block, plus three imperforate pairs and both of the 2c on 3c overprints. Many of the coils are never hinged. A couple of the others have hinge remnants and the balance are lightly hinged. 2024 Scott US$598.50 = $808.00
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Canada #131-134. F/VF mint Hinged set of the 1915-1924, perf 12 horizontal Admiral coil stamp series, all in pairs. A very respectable example of this set, nice to get them in pairs. 2025 Scott US$289.00 = $390.15
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Canada #131iv. VF mint NH pair of the July 1918 experimental "large hole" Toronto coil perforations on the 1c green perf 12 Admiral coil. These were prepared for a small number of coil dispensing machines installed at the CNE. 2024 Unitrade = $250.00
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Canada #135, 141-145, 146-148. F/VF and all mint Never Hinged selection of George V 1917 to 1929 period issues, consisting of the 1917 issue 3c brown Confederation commemorative, the 1927 issue Confederation and Historical. Some nicely centered stamps here. 2025 Scott US$282.00 = $380.70
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Canada #135/2071i, BK238b. Eclectic and valuable "odds and ends" 1917-2004 period mint balance of consignment from a very advanced and fussy Canadian specialist. The bulk of the value is in the more modern better definitive plate blocks and booklets. See the scans for the complete inventory list with Unitrade numbers, stamp descriptions and catalogue values. 2024 Unitrade = $1,134.25
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Canada #149-158. A lovely and fresh "Scroll" set up to the 50c Bluenose, missing only the "Parliament" dollar. Most have near perfect centering, and the backs run from never hinged to small hinge remnant. The 20c has a bit of plate numbering in a top selvedge. With no premium for the never hinged stamps. 2025 Scott US$443.15 = $598.25
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Canada #149-159. Fresh and Fine mint Never Hinged complete set of the 1928-1929 George V "Scroll" series of eleven stamps including the iconic 50c Bluenose and $1.00 Parliament. 2025 Scott US$1405.00 = $1,896.75
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Canada #158. F/VF mint Never Hinged example of the 1929 issue 50c Bluenose. Canada's best-known stamp, a "must have" item in any self-respecting Canadian collection. 2025 Scott US$425.00 = $573.75
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Canada #159. Fresh and VF centered mint very Lightly-Hinged example of the 1929 issue $1.00 olive green Parliament high value from the GeoV Scroll set. The $1.00 Parliament is considered by many to be the key GeoV era high value. 2025 Scott US$300.00 = $405.00
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Canada #162-177. F/VF mint Never Hinged complete set of the regular issue 1930-1931 George V "Arch" issue. Generally quite fresh and attractive. 2025 Scott US$1020.50 = $1,377.70
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Canada #168-177, 178-183. Complete F/VF mint Never Hinged set of sixteen of the 1930-1931 George V "Arch" issues plus the complete set of the perf 8.5 horizontal coils. A much nicer than average set, especially Never Hinged. 2025 Scott US$1174.50 = $1,585.60
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Canada #176,176i. F/VF mint Hinged examples of the Unitrade listed dull blue and pale blue shades of the 1930 issue 50c Grand Pre from the GeoV "Arch/Leaf" series. The regular listing dull blue shade has a couple toning spots on gum, mentioned "for the record". Valued by Scott as two regular stamps. 2025 Scott US$350.00 = $472.50
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Canada #178-183. Fresh and F/VF mint Lightly Hinged complete set of 1930-1931 issue KGV "Arch" coils, all in high quality pairs. A great looking set, with the first three values being Line Pairs. 2025 Scott US$186.00 = $251.10
History

91
Canada #190. VF mint block of 8 of the 1931 issued 10c deep olive Sir Georges Etienne Cartier issue. Hinged on top pair, leaving 6 NH stamps. Valued as two hinged, six never hinged singles (but certainly worth more as a block). 2025 Scott US$235.00 = $317.25
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Canada #195-201, 202-204, 205-207, 208-210, 211-216. F/VF (mostly VF) mint run of George V era issues, complete for the catalogue numbers #195-216, including the 1932 "Medallion" series (including coils), Cartier / New Brunswick / UPU Congress / Royal William / Grain Exhibition OVPT / Empire Loyalist commemoratives and the 1935 Silver Jubilee set. A very clean offering. The Medallion set is Lightly Hinged, with all else being Never Hinged. A very clean offering. 2025 Scott US$399.55 = $539.40
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Canada #245i. Very Fine and fresh / pristine mint Never Hinged example of the scarce Unitrade listed aniline violet printing of the 1938 George VI issue $1.00 Chateau Ramezay high value. 2024 Unitrade = $225.00
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Canada #231-236, 238-240, 241-244, 268-273. VF mint Never Hinged George VI selection, including the complete 1937 "Mufti" set (including coils), the 1938 Pictorial series to 50c (Vancouver Harbour), and the complete 1946 Peace issue. A very clean offering. 2025 Scott US$232.70 = $314.15
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Canada #244, 262, 272, 273, 294, E8. Choice selection of 6 mint Never Hinged better values, all being premium examples. 2025-2026 Unitrade = $390.00
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Canada #245, 245i. VF mint Never Hinged examples of the 1938 issue $1.00 Chateau Ramezay in both the dull violet and aniline violet shades. Nice to get them both at once! 2024 Unitrade = $375.00
History

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Canada #249-262, 263-267, 278-281. VF mint Never Hinged complete 1942-1943 George VI "War Issue" set of 14 plus both coil sets (perf 8 and per 9½) in VF NH pairs. The high values and coils are particularly nice, a premium offering. 2025 Scott Classic US$346.95 = $468.40
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Canada #250c. Select VF+ mint Never Hinged imperforate pair of the 1942 printing 2c brown from the George VI "War Issue" series. Only 150 pairs printed, with very few remaining as nice as this pair. Unitrade is $600.00 for this imperforate. 2025 Scott US$400.00 = $540.00
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Canada #252d. Choice VF+ mint Never Hinged imperforate pair of the 3c violet 1942 George VI War issue, only 150 pairs issued. Unitrade is $600.00 for an imperf pair of this quality. While we have sold imperf pairs of the War Issue before, this is the first time we have offered the 3c violet imperforate. 2025 Scott US$400.00 = $540.00
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Canada #253a. Choice quality VF+ mint Never Hinged imperforate pair of the 4c grain elevators from the 1942 George VI War issue, only 150 pairs issued. Unitrade is $600.00 for an imperf pair of this quality. 2025 Scott US$400.00 = $540.00
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Australia - Group of roughly 45 Australia presentation and annual collections, 1970's-1980's, noting over 40 presentation packs with singles, sets, a few specimens from the 1970's-1980's, along with two still sealed annual collections from 2010 and 2012. Some mild duplication found within, still a nice clean lot with at least a few hundred dollars of face value material. Clean and very fine. Estimate =
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Australia - Large collection of Australian State of New South Wales collected for town cancels, containing over 200 covers, and few fundred stamps on and off piece, on a few hundred pages housed in two very thick binders. The collection ranges from A to Y, with at least one stamp or cover representing a few hundred different towns including Albion Park, Binnaway, Clarence Town, Gundaroo, Narrabri, Port Kembla, Tambar Springs, Wollongong, and much more. The majority of material ranges from the 1960's to the 1970's, with other material on either side of the given range. The lot also includes maps of town locations, pictures, and a few articles relating to the State. A nice lot for the postmark collector. Estimate =
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Australia - Lovely grouping of never hinged Australia, 1920's-2007, containing many hundreds of stamps in a variety of formats. The lot begins with "The Australian Territories Collection", from Australian Post which includes many sets, souvenir sheets, and sheetlets, from 1995 to 2007, noting representation from Australia, Cocos (Keeling) Islands, Christmas Island, and Australian Antarctic Territory. The lot continues with a stockbook containing mostly gutter blocks, strips, mini panes etc from the 1970's to 2003, along with singles, sets, blocks, and more from the 1920s onwards. A lovely lot for all collectors with good catalogue values and face value potential. Estimate =
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Australia - Nice accumulation of used Australia, 1913-2009, containing over 1,300 stamps in roughly 25 stock or album pages. The lot generally ranges from Scott #1/3189, including a selection of Kangaroos, KGV Heads, and back of the book material. A spot check indicated a few stamps and partial sets cataloguing $10 and up, with owner's 2018 Scott catalogue value for the collection totaling US$1,776.00. Duplication up to 3 to 5 for some issues. A good lot for the Australia or Commonwealth collector, a few faults expected, overall fine to very fine. Estimate =
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Australia - Nice collection of never hinged Australia, 1978-2001, containing well over 1,300 stamps, neatly organized in a stockbook. This very clean collection ranges from Scott #671/1930a, including several souvenir sheets and sheetlets, noting a high degree of completeness in period. A potentially high cataloguing collection with face value alone totaling over $800.00. Lovely and clean for all collectors, with online photos showing just a few pages. Estimate =
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Australia - Nice collection of primarily used Australia, 1913-2001, containing a few thousand stamps on roughly 75 homemade and Minkus album pages. The collection generally ranges from Scott #1/1932, and includes a small selection of Kangaroos and KGV Heads, back of the book issues, including officials and postage dues, and much more. A cursory check indicated singles, sets, and partial sets cataloguing $10 and including J86-J95 (mh, c.v. $179 total), leaving other finds to collectors. A nice lot for the Australia collector, and should be continued until completion, overall fine to very fine. Owner's older 2013 Scott US$1,634.00 =
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Australia - Nice grouping of roughly 135 never hinged Australia complete booklets, 1960's-2011, loose in a box, with great strength in the 1990's-2010 issues (including a few prestige booklets). A high cataloguing lot for the specialist, with face value alone totaling AUD$660.00 (most denominations are in the 45c to 55c range). Only mild duplication was noticed for a few of the issues, and a particularly nice lot for thematic and topical collectors as we encountered several suitable subjects. Should be well worth our low estimate. Estimate =
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Australia - Postal Stationery. Clean collection of mint Australia postal stationery, 1980's-1990's, containing roughly 210 items, with most having colourful cachets, along with a few postage paid envelopes, aerogrammes, postal cards, etc., along with a few having first day cancels. A nice clean lot, with face value alone over $100. Very fine. Estimate =
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Australia - Space Covers. Lovely collection of Space related covers from Australia, 1970-1973, containing roughly 250 covers, all with space related cachets including various Apollo, Skylab, Skylark, and other missions. We note a variety of postmarks, frankings (including some from Australian Antarctic Territories), along with various radio station or other markings. A lovely lot for the topical, thematic, or astrophilately collectors, with duplication ranging 1 to 2 for some covers. Estimate =
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Australia - Very nice collection of roughly 300 Australia maximum cards, loose in box, generally ranging from the 1990's to the early 2000's, each having first day pictorial postmarks relating to the issue. A nice lot for the topical and thematic collector, overall very fine. Estimate =
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Azores #39/313, J2/J47, P2/P5, Q1/Q12, RA1/RA11, RJ1. A tidy 16-page collector accumulation with good coverage of regular and "back of the book" issues. Both mint and used, with each stamp identified by Scott and a 10-year-old catalogue price. Some notable singles include #47 (mint and used), #53 (x5 used), #53a (used), #54 (x4 used). Lots of Azores and Republica overprints and Portuguese colonial common design issues. Up to 10 of a type, with some cancel potential amongst the used. Lots of value here. Estimate =
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Belgium - Nice collection of primarily never hinged Belgium, 1894-2006, containing roughly 750 stamps in 13 stock pages. The collection generally ranges from Scott #78/2132, noting several sets, a few souvenir sheets, and a good selection of semi-postals and a few other back of the book issues. A nice lot for collectors and dealers alike, overall fine to very fine. Owner’s older 2017 Scott US$907.00 =
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Belgium - Nice collection of used Belgium, 1851-2001, containing roughly 1,500 stamps in over 12 album or stock pages. The collection generally ranges from Scott #6/1870, including a few early issues with #s 6 (x2), 7 (x2), 8, 10 (x2), 11 (x2), 12, 15-16, along with sets, back of the book issues, including a decent selection of railway posts. A check of some catalogue values indicated a few singles and partial sets cataloguing $10 to $15 and up, with owner's 2012 Scott catalogue value totals US$1,250.00 ($1687.50 CDN). Postmark interest includes numeral, cds, and other types, including some "socked on the nose" town cancels. A nice lot for the Belgium or worldwide used collector, overall fine to very fine. Estimate =
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Bermuda #123/128b. Calling all King George VI "Keyplate" specialists. This mint accumulation has been catalogued as the lowest price by perforation (either p.13 or p.14). However, a quick glance indicates that there are shade variants here that could benefit some work through Stanley Gibbons. A number are never hinged, most of the rest are lightly hinged and only a couple have minor remnants. Some come from wartime printings which have resulted in acidification of the gum (not "tropical staining"). Well centered and lovely. 2024 Scott US$1001.00 =
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Bermuda #123-128. A lovely VF mint Lightly Hinged selection of the George VI "Key Plate" high-values, representing all the values of this design. All valued as the basic stamp / shade in Scott Catalogue, so plenty of upside when compared to the Gibbons catalogue which breaks down this popular issue into a more precise listing for shades, perfs and printings. 2025 Scott US$225.00 =
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Bermuda #124a/127a. Two mint never hinged blocks of King George VI "Keyplate" 2/6 and 12/6 values, both from the wartime printings which have resulted attractive stamps, but acidified gum (it isn’t tropical staining). The 2/6 has edge selvedge, with a bit of separation. Still an amazing issue after 80+ years. Only catalogued as Hinged, so plenty of upside here. 2024 Scott US$544.00 =
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British Commonwealth - A bundle of 100 "102" cards, all with British Commonwealth singles, sets or assemblies. Each priced between $1-$10 each (with a few higher), which is the retail pricing (rather than the catalogue value). Noted strength in Australia, New Zealand and Malta, with both mint and used throughout. Estimate =
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British Commonwealth - Anguilla to New Zealand on black stockpages (most Vario, some Hagner). Mostly mint, King George VI to about 2002. Mostly a page or two per country, strong in Australia and New Zealand, but we saw Antigua, Bahamas, Bermuda, British Honduras, Cayman Is, Christmas Is, Cocos (Keeling), Cook Is, Dominica, Gambia, Gilbert Is, Grenada, Jamaica, Malta, Mauritius, Montserrat and more! Singles, sets, short sets. Great topical appeal, and better values scattered throughout. All in great condition, including the pages! Estimate =
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British Commonwealth - British Atlantic accumulation of mostly mint issues, neatly sorted on manila stockpages with stamps individually identified by Scott and somewhat current catalogue prices. The largest component is eight pages of Falkland Islands Dependencies, with the King George VI "Map" issue, including a number of examples of the "thin" or "light" printings. Lots of 1948 Silver Wedding, a couple of examples of #IL94 with inverted watermark. South Georgia, mostly to 1980 has some of the first series, plus some overprints for decimal currency (#21b x 7, #23b x6, #30a x7 mint) on six pages. The lot concludes with three pages of almost entirely mint British Antarctic Territory (#11, #34). Substantial catalogue value. Estimate =
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British Commonwealth - Collection of primarily used British Oceania, 1870's-1960's, containing many hundreds of stamps in a British Oceania Minkus album. The collection essentially contains a decent run of Australia from 1913-1960's, including a selection of used Kangaroos and KGV Heads, along with a few mint singles and sets cataloguing $5 to $15 and up, along with New Zealand used from the 1870s to the 1960s, and smaller selections of Australia States. The collection also includes a few additional pages of Australia used. Owner's older Scott catalogue value totals US$1,090.00, leaving better finds to the dedicated collector. A collection that should be expanded as the album contains spaces for over 15 other countries, overall fine to very fine. Estimate =
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