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Brookman Stamp Company 2021 U.S. Price List (Updated) PRICE $2.00 SAVE $7.00 ON THE 2021 SPECIAL COLLECTION OFFERS BROOKMAN PRICE GUIDE ! 10% Discount does not apply to the special offers listed on this page. SEE PAGE 63 FOR INFO. ************************************ MINT UNITED STATES 1935-2020 COMMEMORATIVES ABOUT OUR PRICE LIST Fine to Very Fine, NH collection of all 2296 different 1935-2020 Commemoratives that are included in our standard year sets plus SPECIAL PRICE PRICES: Prices are usually the same as in the the Famous Americans, Army-Navy and Occupied Nations sets. 2021 Brookman Price Guide. They are generally in Year Set Retail for this collection is $2013.05. Save $538.05 ONLY $1475.00 effect until the end of 2021 although they are subject to possible change if conditions require. AVAILABILITY: This price list is very 2020 U. S. COMMEMORATIVES SUPER SET comprehensive so that it can be used as a Includes all major number stamps except where noted otherwise. check-list or reference for current market prices. 5428/5542 2020 #5428,32,55-56,61-83,94-5518,23-31,42 (62) ........................................ Retail 68.20 Sale Price 53.75 Not every stamp listed is in stock at any one ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ time as our inventory is constantly changing 2020 U.S. REGULAR & SPECIAL ISSUES SUPER SET With all major numbers including coils and booklet singles. and some more expensive items are special 5429/5541 2020 #5429-31,33-54,57-60,84-93,5519-22,32-41 (53) ................................ Retail 124.65 Sale Price 98.50 ordered when requested. However, the vast majority can be obtained within a week to 10 days COLLECTION OF 87 DIFFERENT UNITED STATES POSTAL SERVICE from our many sources within the U.S. and abroad. U.S. 1933-2018 MINT COMMEMORATIVE SETS We only charge your credit card when we ship your COMPLETE WITH ORIGINAL BOOKLETS stamps and will refund your check or money order MINT SOUVENIR 1972-89 SPECIAL OFFER payment if we are unable to fill part of your order. SHEETS QUALITY: With the exception of earlier issues, All F-VF, NH or better (No #3178b) Save $260.00. most U.S. stamps are offered with your choice of Individual Retail $1,475.20 All 18 1972-89 Fine to Very Fine or Very Fine condition. On others, Save $400.20 at special sale price Commemorative you can add the % indicated in the set title for Very of only $1075.00 U.S.P.S. sets Fine. For other grades, we refer you to the --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- (1987 soft- cover) 2021 Brookman Price Guide. U.S. 1941-2012 Airmails - 119 Different ( a $610.00 value) LAYAWAY PLAN: We can usually offer a All Major Varieties, F -VF, NH can be yours for a Set retail value $138.90 (Save 33.40) 3-payment layaway plan for larger purchases. low, low price of only This requires a down payment of one-third of the #C25-C150 SALE PRICE $360.00 purchase price with an additional third in 30 days $103.50 and the final third in 60 days. We then ship the item(s) on receipt of the final payment. TABLE OF CONTENTS PAGE PAGE RETURN POLICY: Satisfaction guaranteed: return Listings are for United States un- 48-49POSTAGE DUES 53-54 .. ENVELOPE ENTIRES any item within 30 days of receipt for full refund of less otherwise indicated. 49 ....... OFFICES IN CHINA 54 ....... AIRLETTER SHEETS your purchase price. Please send copy of the PAGE 49-50.. OFFICIALS 54-55 .. POSTAL CARDS original order form with the returned items. 2-45.... POSTAGE ISSUES 50 ....... PARCEL POST STAMPS 55 ....... POSTAL REPLY CARDS NEWER ISSUES: Stamps issued after publication 9 ......... FARLEY POSITION 50 ....... PARCEL POST DUES 56 ....... HUNTING PERMIT STAMPS of this price list can be found on our website in our BLOCKS AND PAIRS 50 ....... SPECIAL HANDLING 57 ....... JUNIOR DUCK STAMPS web version of the 2021 United States Price List. 46 ....... SEMI-POSTALS 50 ....... VARIABLE RATE COILS 57-62 STATE DUCK STAMPS www.brookmanstamps.com 46-47 . AIRMAILS 50 ....... 1962-63 DOCUMENTARYS 62 ....... SAVINGS STAMPS 48 ....... AIR SPECIAL DELIVERY 50 ....... POSTAL NOTE STAMPS 63 ....... BROOKMAN PRICE GUIDE 48 ....... SPECIAL DELIVERY 51-52.. COMPLETE BOOKLETS 63 ....... ORDER FORM 48 ....... CERTIFIED MAIL 52 ....... UNITED STATES 64 ....... UNITED STATES TAKE A 10% DISCOUNT ON SUPER SETS SUPER SETS STAMP PURCHASES OVER 48 ....... REGISTRATION $50 OF STAMPS ISSUED CHECK OUT OUR OTHER PRICE LISTS: We also have price lists available for the FROM 1921 TO DATE. following - download them for free on our website: www.brookmanstamps.com (Does not apply to stamps on Pages 1 & 64 or to any pre-1921 stamps ) Marshall Is., Micronesia and Palau United Nations Canada and Provinces U.S. Topical Issues Collector Supplies and Supplements ORDER TOLL FREE PO BOX 90 1-800-545-4871 VANCOUVER WA 98666 ——————————————————————————————————————————- email: info@brookmanstamps. FAX 1-360-695-1616 LOCAL 1-360-695-1391 Check out our website at www.brookmanstamps.com UNITED STATES Note: Prices on issues prior to 1890 are for Fine to Very Fine or Average Quality. Add % in ( ) in set title to F-VF price for Very Fine quality. NH = Never Hinged OG = Original Gum, has been or is hinged. WG = Without Gum or may have partial gum. Avg = Average Quality See 2021 Brookman Price Guide for more expensive issues plus minor varieties. 1847 GENERAL ISSUE, IMPERFORATE (Very Fine +60%, Original Gum +150%, VF,OG + 250%) Scott -- Unused, OG -- - Unused, WG - ---- Used ---- No. Description F-VF Avg F-VF Avg F-VF Avg 1869 PICTORIAL ISSUE, “G” GRILL, 9½ MM, PERFORATED 12 (Very Fine +70%) 1 5¢ Benjamin Franklin, Red Brown ... 5500.00 3650.00 2000.00 1200.00 450.00 275.00 Scott -- Unused, OG -- - Unused, WG - ---- Used ---- 1 5¢ Red Brown, Pen Cancel ............. .. .. .. .. 225.00 135.00 No. Description F-VF Avg F-VF Avg F-VF Avg 2 10¢ George Washington, Black ....... .. .. .. .. 1100.00 650.00 112 1¢ Benjamin Franklin ....................... 550.00 325.00 195.00 115.00 130.00 80.00 2 10¢ Black, Pen Cancel .................... .. .. .. .. 650.00 400.00 113 2¢ Post Horse & Rider ..................... 450.00 275.00 180.00 110.00 75.00 45.00 1875 SPECIAL PRINTING REPRODUCTIONS OF 1847 ISSUES, WITHOUT GUM (VF+50%) 114 3¢ Locomotive ................................. 225.00 135.00 85.00 52.50 17.50 10.50 3 5¢ Benjamin Franklin, Red brown .... .. .. 900.00 625.00 .. .. 115 6¢ George Washington .................... 2250.00 1350.00 875.00 525.00 195.00 120.00 4 10¢ George Washington, Black ....... .. .. 1150.00 800.00 .. .. 116 10¢ Shield & Eagle .......................... 1800.00 1075.00 650.00 400.00 115.00 70.00 1851-57 IMPERFORATE ISSUE, “U.S. POSTAGE” AT TOP (Very Fine +60%) 117 12¢ "S.S. 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Washington, green, Type III . 4000.00 2400.00 1600.00 1000.00 160.00 95.00 1870-71 NATIONAL BANKNOTE COMPANY, “H” GRILL, HARD PAPER (Very Fine +70%) 16 10¢ George Washington, Green, Type IV .. .. .. .. 1350.00 800.00 134 1¢ Benjamin Franklin, Ultramarine ... 1600.00 950.00 550.00 325.00 170.00 100.00 17 12¢ George Washington, Black ....... 5250.00 3150.00 1800.00 1025.00 260.00 160.00 135 2¢ Andrew Jackson, Red Brown ...... 850.00 525.00 300.00 180.00 65.00 40.00 1857-61 PERFORATED 15 (Very Fine +80%) 136 3¢ George Washington, Green ........ 525.00 315.00 180.00 110.00 27.50 16.50 18 1¢ Benjamin Franklin, Blue, Type I .. 1800.00 1100.00 650.00 375.00 475.00 285.00 137 6¢ Abraham Lincoln, Carmine ........
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