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Bidboard #
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1964
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Lot #
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467
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Catalogue Value or Estimate:
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$300.00
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Current Bid:
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$130
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Worldwide
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A trio of shoeboxes holding an Asian hoard of one collector’s duplicates. Don’t be intimidated by the size, this is very well organized and identified; your only job is to get down to enjoyment! The strongest section is probably the used Hong Kong, from mid-Elizabethan to early Chinese administration (includes 20 copies of #1013), with a group of string-tied bundles. There is a decent-sized group of used Korea, up to 1981. About half of one box is filled with (mostly) mint South Vietnam, and there is a bit of Laos, China (Republic) and a smidgeon of PRC and Manchukuo. There are many thousands of stamps here, with catalogue values up to $10.00 each and lots of cancel potential amongst the more common used. All sorted into glassines, with up to 100 stamps per envelope. Estimate =
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