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United States: Stamps: Scott #631-657: 1926-1929 Regular Issues and Commemoratives

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Scott #631-657: 1926-1929 Regular Issues and Commemoratives

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267726

Scott #631, 1926 1-1/2c yellow brown Harding rotary imperf block of 4. Mint VF. Top pair hinged, bottom pair NH. (Scott 2018 $10.50.)

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8.00

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267727

Scott #632-4, 635-42, 1926-27 1c-10c Rotary set of 11 in block of 4. Mint VF or better. Includes VF/XF and XF stamps. Top pairs lightly hinged, bottom pairs NH. A superior set of blocks. (Scott 2019 $91.80 as VF singles.)

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85.00

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267240

Scott #633, 1927 1-1/2c yellow brown Harding top right plate number 19125 block of 4. Mint Fine. Hinged. (Scott 2018 $70.)

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32.00

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224815

Scott #637, 1927 5c Dark Blue Roosevelt Plate Block of 4. NH F-VF. (Scott 2012 $22.50).

16.00

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224816

Scott #638, 1927 6c Red Orange Garfield Plate Block of 4. NH F-VF. Brilliant color. (Scott 2012 $22.50).

16.00

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224817

Scott #640, 1927 8c Olive Green Grant Plate Block of 4. NH VF. Rich color.

17.00

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260994

Scott #640, 1927 8c Olive Green Grant. NH Superb. Pleasing color. Absolutely perfect centering. SMQ Superb (98) $270.

245.00

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263775

Scott #641, 1927 9c rose Jefferson. NH Superb. Huge balanced margins! Perfect centering. (Scott 2015 for Superb $225.)

190.00

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258063

Scott #642, 1927 10c Orange Monroe top left plate number 18614 block of 4. NH Superb. Scarce so nice.

28.00

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256776

Scott #643, 1927 2c Carmine Rose Battle of Bennington, bottom plate no. 19040 block of 6. NH VF. (Scott 2013 $55.)

39.00

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260995

Scott #643, 1927 2c Carmine Rose Vermont. NH Superb. Balanced boardwalk margins. SMQ Superb (98) $140.

110.00

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263777

Scott #644, 1927 2c carmine rose Saratoga. NH Superb. Incredible Boardwalk margins and perfect centering! (Scott 2015 for Superb $160.)

140.00

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259334

Scott #645, 1928 2c Carmine Rose Valley Forge. NH XF++. Almost perfect centering with Boardwalk margins all around. Spectacular!

26.00

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267245

Scott #645, 1928 2c carmine rose Valley Forge. Used XF/Superb. Four enormous JUMBO margins. A real eye-stopper! Rare so nice! (Scott 2018 for XF/Superb-95is $65 and Superb-98 is $230, not counting for JUMBO margins.)

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80.00

258461

Scott #645, 1928 2c Carmine Rose Washington at Valley Forge, bottom plate number 19501 block of 6. Mint F-VF. Two lightly hinged, rest NH. (Scott 2013 $25.)

12.50

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256779

Scott #646, 1928 2c Carmine Molly Pitcher, bottom left plate no. 19071 block. Mint F-VF. NH but has very slight gum matting so cataloged as hinged. (Scott 2013 $37.50 for hinged.)

16.00

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260997

Scott #646, 1928 2c Carmine Molly Pitcher. NH XF-Superb. Exceptional centering. SMQ XF-Superb (95) $50, Superb (98) $155.

45.00

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263778

Scott #646, 1928 2c carmine Molly Pitcher. NH XF. Exceptionally well centered. (Scott 2015 for XF $13.)

10.00

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224782

Scott #648, 1928 5c Dark Blue Hawaii Block of 4. Mint F-VF. Bottom pair NH. (Scott 2008 $68).

39.00

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228702

Scott #648, 1928 5c Dark Blue Hawaii Block of 4. Mint VF. Bottom pair NH.

49.00

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228703

Scott #648, 1928 5c Dark Blue Hawaii Block of 4. NH VF/XF. Break up value over $100!

89.00

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259355

Scott #648, 1928 5c Dark Blue Hawaii block of 4. NH F-VF. (Scott 2014 $86.)

49.00

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259356

Scott #648, 1928 5c Dark Blue Hawaii block of 4. NH Fine. (Scott 2014 $86.)

39.00

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260998

Scott #648, 1928 5c Dark Blue Hawaii. NH XF. Much better than usual centering. SMQ XF (90) $40.

35.00

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260999

Scott #649, 1928 2c Carmine Rose Aeronautics. NH Superb. Perfect centering with enormous margins all around. SMQ Superb (98) $135.

110.00

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247924

Scott #650 [1928 5c blue Aeronautics] NEVER HINGED with VF-XF centering with large margins, wonderful color and freshness, and perfect gum! An excellent example with crisp, detailed engraving impression! (Scott 2024 for XF/90 $11.)

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7.50

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247925

Scott #651 [1929 2c George Rogers Clark; Vincennes; 1779 Surrender of Fort Sackville] NEVER HINGED with XF centering and JUMBO MARGINS. This issue is normally poorly centered and normally with narrow side margins. This example has well-balanced, wide side margins and wide upper/lower margins. One could search through hundreds of unsorted examples and not find one this nice! Additionally, this example has a VERY UNUSUAL ROSE CARMINE color shade. Wonderfully fresh, with excellent perforations, perfect gum, and a detailed engraving impression. A superlative example -- it would be hard to find a nicer stamp. (Scott 2024 for XF/90, but not Jumbo and not an unusual color, is $17.50.)

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24.00

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247926

Scott #651 [1929 2c George Rogers Clark; Vincennes; 1779 Surrender of Fort Sackville] NEVER HINGED with VF-XF centering and unusually large margins. This issue is normally poorly centered and normally with narrow side margins. This example has well-balanced, wide side margins and upper/lower margins. Wonderfully fresh, with excellent perforations, perfect gum, and a crisp engraving impression. Even though this is a common stamp, examples this nice are hard to find.

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6.00

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247927

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6.00

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247928

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6.00

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247930

Scott #651 [1929 2c George Rogers Clark; Vincennes; 1779 Surrender of Fort Sackville] NEVER HINGED with F-VF centering. This issue is normally poorly centered. Fully perforated top guideline example from the 6th horizontal row of stamps. Printed in sheets of 100, with two panes (5 columns by 10 rows) side by side, divided (with a straight edge) into panes of 50 along a carmine vertical guideline, which is terminated in the top and pane/sheet margins without arrows. There is also a (perforated) horizontal guideline (terminated at extreme top and bottom of the sheet without arrows) between rows 5 and 6. Examples with the horizontal guideline seem to be scarce, likely due to the guideline stamps being used for postage instead of being collected. There are PANE margins at left OR right; the opposite being a straight-edge with guideline; the sides do not contain plate numbers. There are PANE margins at top AND bottom; each pane top margin bears each of carmine frame and black vignette plate numbers (right panes with the added letter "F") and the word "TOP" in carmine or black. Only 10 stamps out of every 50-pane had the natural straight edge on one of the left or right; the cutting of some sheets placed the horizontal guideline on one pane or the other. Examples with the straight edge are now hard to find (most were used for postage rather than going into collections). Examples with the horizontal guideline at top or bottom are also now harder to find for the same reasons. Examples showing the straight edge with the vertical guideline visible are scarcer. Intersection examples showing both the horizontal guideline and the side straight-edge / guideline are much scarcer. In the case of Used stamps with straight edges or guidelines of this inexpensive issue, many (most?) were discarded by collectors before their relative scarcity was understood. I think that collecting the guideline and straight-edge positions is quite challenging and rewarding.

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3.00

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247931

Scott #651 [1929 2c George Rogers Clark; Vincennes; 1779 Surrender of Fort Sackville] NEVER HINGED with F-VF centering. This issue is normally poorly centered. Fully perforated bottom guideline example from the 5th horizontal row of stamps. Printed in sheets of 100, with two panes (5 columns by 10 rows) side by side, divided (with a straight edge) into panes of 50 along a carmine vertical guideline, which is terminated in the top and pane/sheet margins without arrows. There is also a (perforated) horizontal guideline (terminated at extreme top and bottom of the sheet without arrows) between rows 5 and 6. Examples with the horizontal guideline seem to be scarce, likely due to the guideline stamps being used for postage instead of being collected. There are PANE margins at left OR right; the opposite being a straight-edge with guideline; the sides do not contain plate numbers. There are PANE margins at top AND bottom; each pane top margin bears each of carmine frame and black vignette plate numbers (right panes with the added letter "F") and the word "TOP" in carmine or black. Only 10 stamps out of every 50-pane had the natural straight edge on one of the left or right; the cutting of some sheets placed the horizontal guideline on one pane or the other. Examples with the straight edge are now hard to find (most were used for postage rather than going into collections). Examples with the horizontal guideline at top or bottom are also now harder to find for the same reasons. Examples showing the straight edge with the vertical guideline visible are scarcer. Intersection examples showing both the horizontal guideline and the side straight-edge / guideline are much scarcer. In the case of Used stamps with straight edges or guidelines of this inexpensive issue, many (most?) were discarded by collectors before their relative scarcity was understood. I think that collecting the guideline and straight-edge positions is quite challenging and rewarding.

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3.00

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247932

Scott #651 [1929 2c George Rogers Clark; Vincennes; 1779 Surrender of Fort Sackville] NEVER HINGED with XF centering. This issue is normally poorly centered. Fully perforated bottom guideline example from the 5th horizontal row of stamps. Printed in sheets of 100, with two panes (5 columns by 10 rows) side by side, divided (with a straight edge) into panes of 50 along a carmine vertical guideline, which is terminated in the top and pane/sheet margins without arrows. There is also a (perforated) horizontal guideline (terminated at extreme top and bottom of the sheet without arrows) between rows 5 and 6. Examples with the horizontal guideline seem to be scarce, likely due to the guideline stamps being used for postage instead of being collected. There are PANE margins at left OR right; the opposite being a straight-edge with guideline; the sides do not contain plate numbers. There are PANE margins at top AND bottom; each pane top margin bears each of carmine frame and black vignette plate numbers (right panes with the added letter "F") and the word "TOP" in carmine or black. Only 10 stamps out of every 50-pane had the natural straight edge on one of the left or right; the cutting of some sheets placed the horizontal guideline on one pane or the other. Examples with the straight edge are now hard to find (most were used for postage rather than going into collections). Examples with the horizontal guideline at top or bottom are also now harder to find for the same reasons. Examples showing the straight edge with the vertical guideline visible are scarcer. Intersection examples showing both the horizontal guideline and the side straight-edge / guideline are much scarcer. In the case of Used stamps with straight edges or guidelines of this inexpensive issue, many (most?) were discarded by collectors before their relative scarcity was understood. I think that collecting the guideline and straight-edge positions is quite challenging and rewarding.

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6.00

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261000

Scott #654, 1929 2c Carmine Rose Edison flat plate. NH Superb. Incredibly well centered. Brilliant! SMQ Superb (98) $165.

130.00

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247934

Scott #654 [1929 2c carmine rose Edison, Flat Plate, Perf 11 x 11] NEVER HINGED with large margins and Superb centering. One slightly blunted perforation tip and the normal tiny gum skips (speck size; you might need a magnifying glass; only mentioned for absolute completeness), but is an outstanding example with perfect centering and wonderful freshness. This stamp is quite scarce with centering this nice as evidenced by the Scott graded value. (Scott 2024 value for Superb/98 is $160 and for XF-Superb/95 it is $50.) Beauty is always in the eye of the beholder, but it would be difficult to find another example this nice!

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49.00

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267731

Scott #654, 1929 2c carmine rose Edison bottom plate number 19778 block of 6. NH Fine. (Scott 2018 $40.)

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17.50

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261001

Scott #655, 1929 2c Carmine Rose Edison rotary press. NH Superb. Absolutely perfect centering. SMQ Superb (98) $195.

150.00

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270716

Scott #655, 1929 2c carmine rose Edison rotary. NH XF/Superb. Wonderfully fresh. This stamp is very hard to find with nice centering. (Scott 2020 $45 for XF/Superb-95.)

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35.00

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263780

Scott #656, 1929 2c carmine rose Edison coil pair. NH XF. (Scott 2015 for XF $75.)

59.00

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216545

Scott #656, 1929 2 cent Carmine Rose Edison Coil Pair. NH F-VF. (Scott 2012 $45).

19.00

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259336

Scott #656, 1929 2c Carmine Rose Edison coil line pair. Mint Superb. Exceptionally well centered for this issue. Lightly hinged. (Scott 2014 $60.)

52.50

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267246

Scott #656, 1929 2c carmine rose Edison COIL LINE PAIR. NH F-VF. (Scott 2018 $110.)

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59.00

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258467

Scott #657, 1929 2c Carmine Rose Sullivan Expedition, full top plate number 19786 block of 6. NH F-VF. (Scott 2013 $35.)

27.00

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259335

Scott #657, 1929 2c Carmine Rose Sullivan Expedition. Mint Superb. Balanced Boardwalk margins. Hinged. A truly exceptional stamp!

14.00

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264292

Scott #657, 1929 2c carmine rose Sullivan Expedition. Mint XF, extremely lightly hinged. Enormous balanced margins.

4.00

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