| Postage Dues - Perforation 13 |  Top |
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223448 "View EXACT ACTUAL Image"){kind=small} |
J13 [3 öre Perf 13 Postage Due] Mint VF/F-VF+ 4-block with very nice color and fresh appearance. ACTUAL item. |
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19.00 |
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400575 "View EXACT ACTUAL Image"){kind=small} |
Scott #J18a, Facit #L17b Bluish Violet [1882 24 öre Postage Due, Perforation 13; 1884 Printing] Mint with XF centering. Original gum but with a heavy (though neat) hinge remnant. Remarkably well centered for this stamp (the perforations often cut the design). Wonderfully fresh and attractive appearance with terrific color, "perfect" perforations, and "rare" centering. ACTUAL item. |
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26.00 |
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237713 "View EXACT ACTUAL Image"){kind=small} |
J20 Pale Green [1877 30 öre Postage Due, Perf 13] NH Fine/F-VF upper left corner margin 6-block (2 wide x 3 high). Though certainly not a "rare" stamp, NH blocks are surprisingly hard to find. Very fresh and attractive. 2014 Facit value as singles is SEK 900 = $145! ACTUAL item. |
110.00 |
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400576 "View EXACT ACTUAL Image"){kind=small} |
Scott #J22, Facit #L20a [1877 1 kr Postage Due, Perforation 13; 1877 Printing] Mint, moderately hinged, with Fine++ centering. The Facit color naming for this printing is "Greyish Green Blue and Orange Brown"; in my opinion, that is not be best naming for these colors. In my opinion, better color naming would be "Bright Blue and Yellow Brown". This also happens to be the most attractive color combination of the four Facit-listed color combinations. This example has typical centering for this particular stamp printing, but is unusually fresh and bright in all respects, including "perfect" perforations. Also, the bi-color registration (align of the two colors respective to each other) is much better than usually seen on this stamp. This is by far the scarcest of the four Facit-listed printings. Facit 2024 value SEK 800! ACTUAL item. |
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49.00 |