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Mint Hinged  US$ |
Used US$ |
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11 "View REPRESENTATIVE Image"){kind=small} |
VF [70028] |
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250.00 |
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| 11 |
F-VF [70028] |
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170.00 |
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| 11 |
Fine [70028] |
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120.00 |
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| 11 |
Ave [70028] |
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55.00 |
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| 11 |
SD (Slightly Damaged) [70028] |
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24.00 |
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247282 "View EXACT ACTUAL Image"){kind=small} |
11 [1877 (1878 Printing) 12 cent Bicolor, Red Lilac and Yellow Green, Perf 14 x 13.5] Mint with F-VF centering, nice looking, but with small defects. A nice looking example at a very low price. A Mint F-VF example without defects, with this centering, would otherwise be $65. |
12.50 |
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247688 "View EXACT ACTUAL Image"){kind=small} |
11 [1877 (1878 Printing) 12 cent Bicolor, Red Lilac and Yellow Green, Perf 14 x 13.5] Used with Fine centering, nice looking, but with small defects (corner perforation, tiny thin spot, small "hidden" tear). A nice looking example at a very low price. Scott 2024 value is $170 and a Used Fine example without defects, with this centering, would otherwise sell for $120! |
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29.00 |
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11a "View REPRESENTATIVE Image"){kind=small} |
VF [70029] |
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330.00 |
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| 11a |
F-VF [70029] |
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240.00 |
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| 11a |
Fine [70029] |
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170.00 |
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| 11a |
SD (Slightly Damaged) [70029] |
38.00 |
40.00 |
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247149 "View EXACT ACTUAL Image"){kind=small} |
11a [1877 12 cent Bicolor, First Printing, Lilac and Deep Green, Perf 14 x 13.5] Used with F-VF centering, but rounded lower right corner perforation and heavy cancellations. A very reasonably priced example of a stamp that is almost always damaged due to the extremely thin paper. Otherwise would be $240 for this centering. |
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29.00 |
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247150 "View EXACT ACTUAL Image"){kind=small} |
11a [1877 12 cent Bicolor, First Printing, Lilac and Deep Green, Perf 14 x 13.5] Used with F-VF+ centering and neat St. Thomas 1870s cancellation, but one rounded corner perforation at lower left. An attractive example of a stamp that is almost always damaged due to the extremely thin paper. Otherwise would be $260 for this centering. |
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99.00 |
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249442 "View EXACT ACTUAL Image"){kind=small} |
12 [1873 14 cent Bicolor, Normal Frame] Mint with Average centering (typical for this stamp). Full original gum, only modestly hinged. PERFECT PERFORATIONS and NO DEFECTS, both of which are quite unusual for this "rare" stamp. While one could hope for better centering, this 14 cent stamp is notoriously difficult to find well centered. The lack of defects is quite unusual for this stamp printed on extremely thin paper. (The paper of this stamp is always extremely thin and fragile, thus perforation problems or much more severe damage is quite common). Approximately 1000 sheets (100,000 stamps) were printed, but 90,158 stamps were destroyed by the post office in 1883, thus the net quantity that could have existed of the normal frame stamps is approximately 9,645. Of that quantity, many were lost or destroyed over time, especially due to the very thin paper and the fact that these were used either on overseas mail or on internal postal accounting documents (which were mostly destroyed). This is a very reasonable looking example of a the "rarest face-different stamp" of the Danish West Indies! |
690.00 |
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249443 "View EXACT ACTUAL Image"){kind=small} |
12 [1873 14 cent Bicolor, Normal Frame] Mint with Average-Fine centering (typical for this stamp). Full original gum, slightly glazed, with modest hinge remnant. There is a pulled perforation on the right side, but by way of explanation, note that the corresponding perforation tooth on the left side is oversized (caused by a bent perforating pin), suggesting that the pulled perforation on the right side was the result of a similar oversized tooth on the adjacent stamp on the right. Otherwise, this stamp is without the usual serious defects. While one could hope for better centering, this 14 cent stamp is notoriously difficult to find well centered. The lack of major defects is quite unusual for this stamp printed on extremely thin paper. (The paper of this stamp is always extremely thin and fragile, thus perforation problems or much more severe damage is quite common). Approximately 1000 sheets (100,000 stamps) were printed, but 90,158 stamps were destroyed by the post office in 1883, thus the net quantity that could have existed of the normal frame stamps is approximately 9,645. Of that quantity, many were lost or destroyed over time, especially due to the very thin paper and the fact that these were used either on overseas mail or on internal postal accounting documents (which were mostly destroyed). This is a very reasonable looking and very reasonably priced example of a the "rarest face-different stamp" of the Danish West Indies! |
379.00 |
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13 "View REPRESENTATIVE Image"){kind=small} |
Fine [70031] |
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270.00 |
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| 13 |
Ave [70031] |
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130.00 |
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| 13 |
SD (Slightly Damaged) [70031] |
35.00 |
60.00 |
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249445 "View EXACT ACTUAL Image"){kind=small} |
13, Facit #13a, AFA 13 Print 1 [1879 50 cent violet, thin paper, Perf 14 x 13.5 "Bicolor"] Mint with F-VF+ centering, full original gum and modest hinge remnant. Excellent perforations (unusual for this stamp), remarkably strong color, and a very crisp impression. Because this printing was on very thin and crisp paper, it seems that most examples have some sort of defect. This is without any defects and is an outstanding example! Undamaged Mint examples of this stamp are missing from most collections. This is an excellent example! |
259.00 |
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