| Pakke-Porto Stamps Q1-5 |  Top |
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Q1 "View REPRESENTATIVE Image"){kind=small} |
F-VF: 1915-1929 Pakke-Porto, Perforation 11.25, Thin Paper, 1 øre. [200451] |
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52.00 |
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242785 "View EXACT ACTUAL Image"){kind=small} |
Q1, Facit #P4IC2 [1915 1 øre, Perforation 11.5, OFFICIALLY REPERFORATED in 1918] Used VF but with moderate thin and tiny corner crease. Officially reperforated at right -- this printing was first made with imperforate sheet margins; 225 sheets had those margins officially reperforated to make them look more like other stamps. Only 675 of each side originally existed -- probably fewer than 300 of this right position remain today. Wonderful quality rarely seen on these officially reperforated issues. This is about as nice looking as these officially reperforated issues get, but at a very low price. Otherwise would be $200. |
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60.00 |
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Q1 Gray-Brown Paper "View REPRESENTATIVE Image"){kind=small} |
VF: 1915-1929 Pakke-Porto, Perforation 11.25, Thin Paper, 1 øre. [238740] |
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68.00 |
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202058 "View EXACT ACTUAL Image"){kind=small} |
Scott #Q2, Facit #P5IC2, Wowern #13a, the First Printing on thick white paper, Officially Reperforated on the right side. Used with Superb centering and light cancellation. Accompanied by Wowern photo certificate. This officially reperforated issue is very difficult to obtain in such nice quality. |
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290.00 |
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242789 "View EXACT ACTUAL Image"){kind=small} |
Q2 Grayish Brown Paper, Facit #P5II, Daka #7II, Wowern #19, [1915 2 øre, Second Printing (1919) on thin, hard grayish-brown paper] Used XF with nearly perfect centering and neat (correct type) cancellation. Very pretty! |
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135.00 |
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Q3 "View REPRESENTATIVE Image"){kind=small} |
F-VF: 1915-1929 Pakke-Porto, Perforation 11.25, Thin Paper, 5 øre. [200454] |
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115.00 |
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242956 "View EXACT ACTUAL Image"){kind=small} |
Scott #Q3, Facit #P6II, Daka #8II, Wowern #23 [1918 5 øre Pakke-Porto, 1924 Printing II, Light Red Brown, Perforation 11.5] Used with XF centering and huge margins, but with light vertical crease that is mostly only visible from the backside. For reasons not known to me, vertical creases are fairly typical on this printing of the 5 øre stamp. Beautiful example. Otherwise would be $160 for this centering. |
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59.00 |
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242957 "View EXACT ACTUAL Image"){kind=small} |
Scott #Q3, Facit #P6III, Daka #8III, Wowern #30 [1918 5 øre Pakke-Porto, 1928 Printing III, Dark Red Brown, Perforation 11.5] Used with VF centering and very large margins. Nice violet "crossed swords" crowned-straight-line cancellations. Wonderful color. |
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145.00 |
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242955 "View EXACT ACTUAL Image"){kind=small} |
Scott #Q3 THICK PAPER. Facit #P6I, Wowern #16, Daka 8I. The Light Red Brown. [1918 5 øre Pakke-Poroto, Thick Paper, first (1918) Perf 11.5 printing] Used with XF-Superb centering and neat, light, proper cancellation. The 5 øre Thick Paper stamp was printed in 1918 and has the same thickness of paper as the 10 øre Thick Paper, also printed in 1918. However that 1918 paper is not quite as thick as the very thick paper used in 1923 for the 15 and 20 øre Thick Paper stamps -- the catalogs do not mention this detail. All four of the Thick Paper stamps are listed in the specialized catalogs and there are spaces for them in most European made Greenland stamp albums. A beautiful example -- one of the nicest Used examples of this stamp that I have had in 47 years. |
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320.00 |
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242951 "View EXACT ACTUAL Image"){kind=small} |
Scott #Q3a, Facit #P2IIC, Daka-Wowern #4a [5 øre Pakke-Porto, Perforation 12.25, Printing II, 1910 Light Red Brown] Mint with VF centering and very modest hinging, but with small thin spot and light bend (only seen from reverse). PLATE VARIETY Wowern #Cd "small cut in right frame line, near bottom" from plate position 7; this position also has some other small plate varieites. This printing had marginal straight edges on the outer stamps in the sheet of 25, leaving only 9 central stamps that are perforated four sides. Irregular perforations on the left and right, as expected, due to worn perforating tool; there is one deeper perf hole (due to a bent perforating pin) on the right that is a constant variety in this position during this time. A very attractive example with very nice centering and wonderful color. Without the small thin spot and light bend, this would otherwise be $800! |
295.00 |
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