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| 731735 |
Iceland Never Hinged Collection 1991-1997: Between 708//851, mounted collection of 42 different mint plus 18 booklets, in clear mounts on pages from 1991-97. All complete sets, uniformly NH VF. Jay Smith individual retail prices total $392.20. As a group, this is priced to allow you a significant savings over usual retail cost. |
295.00 |
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| 731736 |
Iceland Never Hinged Collection 1960-1991: Between 327//744 mounted collection of 245 different mint (plus a couple of booklets and a couple of used) in clear mounts on pages, ranging from 1960 to 1991. Many complete sets including quite a few Europa issues. Condition is fresh and sound throughout, virtually all NH and uniformly VF. Jay Smith retail, if purchased individually, totals $335.30. Here is a chance to fill a lot of spaces at a significant savings over individual retail prices. |
219.00 |
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| 732213 |
Iceland Mint Collection Remainder 1876-1981: Collection balance of about 240 different mint on Lighthouse hingeless pages. Contents scattered and sparse to 1955; from then on there is a decent representation of middle 20th Century issues, with quite a few complete commemorative sets, LH with many of the more recent NH, mostly F-VF or better with nearly all VF. Scott 2012 retail totals over $360. The album pages have pencilled catalog numbers and prices so were not figured as having any value. Here is a chance to fill many spaces at a significant savings over the cost if purchased individually! |
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| 732219 |
Iceland Mint Collection 1930-1998: Collection of about 320 different mint in Lighthouse hingeless album. Sparse in early and late issues with the strength in 1949-79 period. Many complete commemorative sets. Condition is very nice, some lightly hinged with much NH (after 1960 virtually all NH), VF. Scott 2012 retail totals $446.80. The Lighthouse hingeless pages run from 1873 to 1999, which together with green padded turn-bar/post binder and slipcase, retail for an additional $525! Here is an opportunity to acquire a clean, lovely collection and like-new housing for it for much less than the price of either by itself! |
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| 732234 NEW |
Iceland Collection 1902-75: About 235 different, mint and used, on INcomplete Scott Specialty pages. Somewhat scattered contents. Includes some older medium values. Greatest strength is in mint lightly hinged commemoratives of the 1960s. Generally F-VF with much VF. Scott 2012 retail totals well over $525. Overall a clean, useful lot with many complete sets including Europas! |
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| 730022 |
Iceland NH "Plate" Blocks, 1964-82: Handsome collection of about 180 mint corner blocks in Hawid mounts, neatly arranged in two stockbooks. Scott number ranges of 360//566, B17-24, C30-1. All complete sets. About 180 different stamps represented. Because Iceland has very few pre-1982 issues with actual plate numbers, these blocks are the closest possibilities (serial numbered or a few unnumbered, as exists). This is a gorgeous lot, OG, NH and uniformly VF. Jay Smith retail is about $713 AS SINGLE STAMPS. These blocks normally fetch a premium over their value as singles. (Old #30022) |
525.00 |
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Iceland Bridge-Style 1983-84 Postmark Cover Collection on Nordia S/S Covers: A total of 114 small-size covers each bearing either Scott #564 or #581, the 1982 and 1983 souvenir sheets issued in advance of the Nordia 1984 stamp show that was held in Iceland. Each cover bears a 1983 (mostly) or 1984 bridge-style village postmark. The covers are POSTALLY USED and sent to the U.S.; they are very clean and attractive. On the reverse, there are the small U.S. postal sorter machine marks to prove their passage through the mail. The postmarks are from nearly all-different villages; when there is "duplication", it is on a different souvenir sheet (and in a couple cases are different postmark types). Some/many of these villages no longer have post offices or postmarks; and the postmark styles have changed drastically since then anyway. Neatly mounted on Schaubek (available from Scott) blank pages and in a like-new Schaubek binder with slipcase. Some of these covers (or even just the canceled souvenir sheets on them) would sell for as much as $50 each just for the scarce postmark (and it is possible that there are a few even scarcer than that)! Furthermore, these two souvenir sheets themselves are extremely scarce with non-Reykjavik postmarks -- just try to find more than one or two! Simply as postally used, non-Reykjavik canceled souvenir sheets, these would fetch about $20 each for the most "common". Just as the postally used souvenir sheets this collection has a breakup value of about $2280. Considering the postmark values, the breakup value is closer to $3600-4000+! Obviously that would require considerable time (which I am short on) to prepare for sale, thus I offer this collection intact at a very, very attractive price. Payment terms can be arranged. A unique collection that would be impossible to duplicate. |
1800.00 |