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Mexico

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2604

Mexico, "El Águila Real" Utterly Spectacular Highly Specialized All-Mint Collection, 1895-2010, Five Lighthouse binders house this beautifully presented collection with all stamps in black mounts and the Scott catalogue number entered below each item, that is, when there is one. A plethora of unlisted items from hundreds of proofs and specimens to essays and overprint varieties. Scott-listed highlights include #242-53, 255, 294-303 (also with muestra overprint), 304-09, 310-20, 347-53, 370-80, 409a, 414-19, 421 (with normal & inverted $), 423-33, 441, 452, 452a (inverted overprint), 455-65, 484-94, 515-16, 517-27, 528-38, 539-49, 541a, 548a, 549a, 549b, 550-58 (including unissued 50c, 1p & 5p), 574a-75a (imperf pairs), 582-85, 587a (with certificate), 589a, 608-17, 618-28, 632-33, 634-41, 650-57, 658-65, 665a, 676-82, 684-87, 740-45, 754-58 (singles & blocks), 795A-800A, 801-04 (blocks), 806-11 (pairs), 813-18 (blocks), 820-24, 828 (block), 837-51, and many of these also in duplication. And as mentioned, plenty of items you won't find in Scott, like 513 with the vignette of the 5 peso stamp, the Bradbury Wilkinson proofs of the 1910 Independence issue in singles and corner margin blocks of four & six, various die proofs of 369, the trial-color proofs of the 1915 Veracruz Lighthouse in singles, pairs & blocks, the Sonora essays of 1915 printed by the W.M. Linn Co. of Columbus, OH, as well as proofs and a sketch with notes written in Linn's own hand, scores of inverted and double overprints, and much, much more. You can view this lot in its entirety online, and in case you're wondering about those green dots next to the stamp, the collector designated those as never hinged, and as you will see, there's a whole lotta them! generally Fine to Very Fine. Shipping charges apply - weight 29 lbs. (Video for this lot) (Video2 for this lot) (Video3 for this lot) (Video4 for this lot) (Video5 for this lot) (Image)

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Estimate $4,000-5,000
SOLD for $7,000.00
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2605

Mexico, "Gonna Fly Now!" All-Mint Nearly Complete Collection of Airmails with Varieties, 1922-68, Two Lighthouse binders with a beautifully presented collection of Mexican Airmails in singles and blocks, all mint and mostly never hinged. Highlights include #C1 (also as plate block), C1a, C5-10 (blocks), C26-27 (also in blocks), C37a (imperf pair), C38 (also block), C39b (double surcharge), C40-44 (also in blocks), C40a-44a (imperf pairs), C45a (imperf pair), C46 (block), C47-48 (also in blocks), C51-53, C54-59, C85-90 (blocks), C103-07 (blocks), C123-25 (blocks), C168a (imperf pair), C186-98, C208-17, C234a (5), C285-98, and much unlisted material, like a double overprint on C30, a double impression of C107, and numerous plate proofs and specimens, shifted overprints, gutter pairs, even essays, including the "Eagle Man" & "Eppens" essays of 1933 & 1945 respectively. You can view this lot in its entirety online, and in case you're wondering about those green dots next to the stamp, the collector designated those as never hinged. You won't want to miss this one, because there could very well not be a "next time", generally Fine to Very Fine. Shipping charges apply - weight 13 lbs. (Video for this lot) (Video2 for this lot) (Image)

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Estimate $3,000-4,000
SOLD for $4,000.00
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2606

Mexico, "The Whole Enchilada" Incredible Mint Dealer Stock, 1903-70s, Three smaller-sized boxes and one tub, the vast majority of which is labeled with Scott number, and a lot of it also with gum condition, year of issue and catalogue value. A small bit of used but overwhelmingly mint, mostly in sets or blocks, with an enormous amount in the $30-$60 range, but many higher value items too, like #405-09, 551-58, 608-16, 632-33 (6), 680 (block), 754-58 (3), 828, 896a (3), 943-52, C11-19, C13 (block), C27, C40-44 (2), C51-53 (2), C85-90 (10), C103-07 (6), C186-98 (3), C234a (7), CO20 (block), E1, and many, many more. A lot of unlisted material as well, such as a gutter pair of C13, the Madero essays of 1915 in blocks of four, 885a in a block of four with specimen perfins, C220En in a margin block of six with private overprint as footnoted in Scott, a trial color proof of 873, some errors, like 575 printed on the gum side, and a few Cinderella labels, such as the 4th centenary of Guadalupe in 1931 in blocks of twenty. A glorious holding which should be looked over on-site, but additional images are accessible online, generally Fine to Very Fine. Shipping charges apply - weight 20 lbs. (PDF for this Lot) (Image)

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Estimate $3,000-4,000
SOLD for $4,250.00
Will close during Public Auction

2607

Mexico, "Mi Amigo BOB" Extraordinary All-Mint Back-of-the-Book with Varieties, 1895-1971, One Lighthouse binder houses this beautifully presented collection of back-of-the-book with the following sections: Semi-Postal, Postal Tax, Postage Dues, Special Delivery, Insured Letter Stamps, Officials, and Cinderellas. Highlights include #CO11a (in a block of four), CO11b (both black & red overprints), CO11c (inverted overprint), CO16a (inverted surcharge with cert), CO16b (double surcharge), CO20-21, CO20 (block), CO30 (with cert), CO30a (double overprint), E1, E12, O58, 075-85, O92-100, O102-11, O113-14, O129, O138-39, O139a, O141-44, O163, O166-70, O179a (in a pair), O185a (inverted overprint), O192, RA3, RA18. Some unlisted errors too, like a misperf of E12 and a double overprint on O79, as well as Special Delivery proofs, such as sets for both the "Motorcycle Postman" and the "Indian Archer" issues. You can view this lot in its entirety online, and in case you're wondering about those green dots next to the stamp, the collector designated those as never hinged and there are a lot of them! generally Fine to Very Fine. Shipping charges apply - weight 5.2 lbs. (Video for this lot) (Image)

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Estimate $1,500-2,500
SOLD for $2,700.00
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2608

Mexico, "Expert Exporta" Specialized Collection of Modern Definitives, 1950-2011, Two Lighthouse binders with a beautifully presented collection in singles & blocks, all mint and almost entirely never hinged with Scott number below each item. Beginning with the definitive series of 1950 on through the ever-popular Exporta series and Conserva & Folk Art issues of the 21st century, highlights include #856-67 (blocks), 1072-81 (blocks), 1090-1102 (blocks), 1109-38 (blocks), C186-98, C209a (block), C208-17, C285-98, as well as many varieties, such as color (884a-85a), perf (C220Hi), and types (1136a as a single & block). Who said the modern era had to be boring? overall Very Fine, viewable in its entirety online. Shipping charges apply - weight 11.4 lbs. (Video for this lot) (Video2 for this lot) (Image)

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Estimate $1,200-1,600
SOLD for $1,900.00
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2609

Mexico, The "Ay Caramba" Collection of Unused Postal Stationery, 1891-1975, An extraordinary holding of all-unused postal stationery beginning with a beautiful collection in a Lighthouse binder from 1927-75, each piece indicated with catalogue number, and it appears it is referencing the definitive work on the subject, a catalogue published by the Elmhurst Philatelic Society. Specifically on airmails and including varieties, there are over 100 pieces in all with envelopes, air letter cards and air postal cards. In addition, over 250 more pieces of postal stationery, virtually all either in sleeves or black mounts and many again identified with catalogue number. An underappreciated niche of Latin American philately to say the least, generally Fine to Very Fine, a video flip of the collection viewable online. Shipping charges apply - weight 15 lbs. (Video for this lot) (Image)

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Estimate $1,000-1,500
SOLD for $600.00
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2610

Mexico, Fresh, Solid Collection, 1856-1987, mostly mint in a Scott (to 1976) or Lighthouse (to 1987 plus some back of the book) album and mostly complete mint after 1935 including airmails and the desirable 1930s/40s sets, mostly NH after 1945, sparse to 1903 and some better early 20th century as (mint unless otherwise indicated) 304-20, 517-27, 591-607, 650-75, C1-53, etc., generally fresh and F-VF, perfect for continuation. Shipping charges apply - weight 11.6 lbs. (Video for this lot) (Video2 for this lot) (Image)

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Estimate $1,000-1,500
SOLD for $800.00
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2611

Mexico, "Counter Offer" Mint Souvenir Sheets, Booklets & Blocks in Counter Books, 1930-2019, Housed in two counter books, incredible mint stock made up almost entirely of souvenir sheets, booklets and se-tenant blocks & strips right up almost to the present day. Some better earlier material, like #998a (3), 1000a (3), C37a, C342a (2), C344a (2), CO11a (corner block), RA8 (2 complete booklets), but emphasis is on the modern era, with many items in duplication but not crazy amounts, normally just one or two extras. This holding can be viewed in its entirety online, and be sure to also check out our other offerings, as this is just part of the vast holdings from a former stamp dealer on the West Coast, whose meticulous work in organizing and identifying each item, along with condition and catalogue value, makes this an ideal lot for the reseller as all the work has already been done, Fine to Very Fine, total cat just shy of $3,000. Shipping charges apply - weight 5 lbs. (Video for this lot) (Video2 for this lot) (Image)

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Estimate $750-1,000
SOLD for $750.00
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2612

Mexico, Hidalgo Express entires, approximately 150 mostly used in the 1890's, Haller Nos. H1-H3, H5-H8, H10 and H11, best is No. H5 to Germany (backstamped), wide variety of city oval cancels in blue, black and violet, some with oval backstamps, few backstamped "Haller", couple with top flaps removed and one used as a paste up and one front, few faults as always, but most are sound and very salable, Fine to Very Fine or better, see the entire lot online. Shipping charges apply - weight 3.2 lbs. (Video for this lot) (Image)

Estimate $750-1,000
SOLD for $400.00
Will close during Public Auction