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United States Stamps Catalog #68F United States Stamps Catalog #68f A selection of interesting and “key issue” United States stamps. All of these stamps are illustrated on www.JaySmith.com Worldwide and individual Scandinavian country price lists are available. Jay Smith & Associates P.O. Box 650 Snow Camp, NC 27349 $5 www.JaySmith.com [email protected] Jay Smith & Associates Ordering P.O. Box 650 Information Snow Camp, NC 27349-0650 USA Toll Free Phone: 1-800-447-8267 (U.S. & Canada) www.JaySmith.com Others Phone: 336-376-9991 – Fax: 336-376-6750 email: [email protected] Place Your Order Today Payment Plans are Available Email, Phone, Fax, & Mail Orders Welcome If you wish to purchase any item (or selection) for which Mail your order in the enclosed envelope or phone toll-free from making payments would be more convenient, interest-free US and Canada 1-800-447-8267 (outside US and Canada call payments plans are available (subject to credit approval). 336-376-9991). 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To avoid dis- Fine+: Fine Plus (perforations well clear of the design; a appointment, please include alternates with your order. Alternates middle range between F-VF and Fine). will be sent only if something you have ordered is sold out. Fine: (perforations clear the design). Ave: Average (perforations touch or cut the design). Postage and Handling SD: Slightly Damaged (a presentable copy, but may have a thin, To help offset some of the cost of handling, please include: crease, pulled perf, etc.). Stamp/Cover orders: $0.01 – $10.00 $4.00 NH: Never Hinged Original Gum, Unmounted, Postfrisk. $10.01 – $20.00 $3.00 Mint: Stamps have original gum, but are hinged. $20.01 – $40.00 $2.00 LH: Lightly Hinged. OG: Original Gum. Over $40.00 Postpaid NG: No Gum. RG: Regummed. Book orders: within the US $3.00 pp: Pulled perforation. FDC: First day cover. Album orders: postage varies by weight & location Covers will show signs of wear normal for passage through the mails. 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Superb VF F-VF+ F-VF Fine+ Fine Ave United States Stamps United States Stamps United States Item # Description Price Item # Description Price 263839 Scott #43, 1875 10c blue green Washington Minor bends. Still quite attractive appearance. Stamps Official Reprint. Mint F-VF. Rich color. No gum as (Scott 2012 $1800.) 149.00 All items are guaranteed to be as described and issued. Only 516 printed. 2011 PSE certificate. 263629 Scott #69, 1861 12c black Washington. may be viewed on approval. Payment plans are Seldom offered stamp! (Scott 2016 $2500.) Used F-VF. Very attractive. (Scott 2016 $100.) available. .... 1900.00 .... 62.50 Item # Description Price 228034 Scott #63, 1861 1c Blue Franklin. Mint 263628 Scott #69, 1861 12c black Washington. Fine. Bright color. Full original gum, hinged. Very Used F-VF. Extremely light cancel. Tiny corner 263813 Scott #1, 1847 5c brown Franklin. Used VF. fresh! 240.00 perf crease. Very pretty. (Scott 2016 $100.) Four large margins. Pen cancel. (Scott 2016 $210.) 229528 Scott #63, 1861 1c Blue Franklin. Used Ave. .... 49.00 .... 150.00 Crossroads cancel. Cockeyed perfs showing part of 263846 Scott #69, 1861 12c black Washington. 264276 Scott #1, 1847 5c red brown Franklin. Used adjacent stamp at right. (Scott 2009 $50). 32.50 Used VF appearance. Four large margins. Light F-VF. Barely touching at top. Other margins am- 253337 Scott #63, 1861 1c Blue Franklin. Used cancel. Tiny repair. (Scott 2016 $100.) 19.00 ple including huge margin at left. Very pretty red Ave-Fine with wonderfully clear engraving. Three grid cancel. A handsome example. 330.00 264280 Scott #69, 1861 12c black Washington. sizable margins, centered to top. Face-free cancel. Used VF. Four margins. Exceptionally well cen- 263948 Scott #8A, 1851 1c blue Franklin Type IIIa. (Scott 2011 $50). 29.00 tered for this issue. Light face-free cancel. Very Used VF. Position 51L1E (shows the small frame- 254617 Scott #63, 1861 1c Blue Franklin. Used F- tiny thin on one perf tip hardly worth mentioning. line break at top). Four very ample margins and VF. Pleasing color. Manuscript cancel. (Scott 2012 (Scott 2016 $100.) 49.00 pretty red gird cancel. A handsome example with $50.) 29.00 2015 William Weiss color certificate. Nice exam- 263849 Scott #70a, 1862 24c brown lilac Washing- ples are seldom offered. 950.00 257822 Scott #63, 1861 1c Blue Franklin. Used ton. Mint Fine. No gum. Tiny thin. Expertly re- Fine. Centered to top. Light target cancel. (Scott paired (top and right margins added). 2012 PSE 258019 Scott #9, 1852 1c Blue Franklin, Type IV, 2014 $50.) 25.00 certificate. (Scott 2016 $1250 for no gum.) 149.00 horizontal pair. Used F-VF. Positions 29-30R1L. Position with 29 recut frame top and bottom and 259183 Scott #63, 1861 1c Blue Franklin. Used Ave. 257579 Scott #71, 1861 30c Orange Franklin. Used showing “bruise on head” variety, position 30 with Centered to top right. Couple nibbed perfs. Black Ave. Crossroads cancel. Pinpoint thin speck and recut frame at top. Margins huge to just into and red cancels. (Scott 2014 $65.) 20.00 tiny marginal corner crease. (Scott 2014 $180.) frame. Sheet margin at right. Light cancel. (Scott 258925 Scott #65 1861 3c Rose Washington. Used. .... 39.00 2014 $220.) From the J.A. Farrington collection. Impressive misperf: vertical perfs shifted 20% into 257824 Scott #71, 1861 30c Orange Franklin. Used .... 150.00 design showing significant portion of adjacent Ave. Pressed-out crease. Nice color! (Scott 2014 263819 Scott #11, 1855 3c dull red Washington. stamp. Neat crossroads cancel. An eye-catching ac- $180.) 39.00 Mint Fine. Original gum, hinged. (Scott 2016 cent piece! 12.50 263630 Scott #71, 1861 30c orange Franklin. Used $275.) 95.00 263842 Scott #65, 1861 3c rose Washington. Mint Fine+. Pinhole. Couple of shorter perfs, but light 258022 Scott #20, 1857 1c Blue Franklin, Type II. VF. Four margins. No gum. (Scott 2016 $40 for no cancel. (Scott 2016 $190.) 39.00 Used F-VF. From top row of Plate 4. Deep rich col- gum.) 27.50 263850 Scott #71, 1861 30c orange Franklin. Used or. Light cancel. Very attractive! (Scott 2013 253915 Scott #68, 1861 10c Green Washington. Ave. Small corner crease. One nibbed corner perf. $1250.) From the J.A. Farrington collection. Mint XF appearance. Four enormous margins, but (Scott 2016 $190.) 39.00 .... 750.00 expertly regummed, corner crease and faint hid- 263852 Scott #72, 1861 90c blue Washington. Used 258023 Scott #23, 1857 1c Blue Franklin, Type IV. den thin. Spectacular appearance! (Scott 2011 Fine. Couple clipped perfs at bottom. (Scott 2016 Used VF. Position 69L1L, recut frame once at top, $450 for VF no gum; SMQ spring 2010 $840 for XF $600.) 99.00 twice at bottom. Neat face-free blue cds cancel. NG.) 160.00 259306 Scott #72b, 1861 90c Dark Blue Washing- (Scott 2013 $920.) From the J.A. Farrington col- 258926 Scott #68, 1861 10c Green Washington.
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