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Sale No: 43
Lot No: 1530
Symbol: O/*/*
Cat No: Collections
Group of Mint and Used China including PRChina and Republic of China, with roughly 300 stamps in a small group of glassines, plus a number of year or thematic collections. Seven of the glassines contain an assorted mix of mint singles, including some sets, from the Republic of China and PRChina primarily ranging from the 1950's to the 1970s, along with one glassine of used (roughly 50 stamps), from the same time frame. We note Scott #s 1L157 to 161 mint never hinged set (x2, counted as reprints, c.v. $30 each). Also includes PRChina year or thematic collections from 1999 and 2000, along with Republic of China year set of stamps from 1981 and 1983. The lot ends with stamps from the commemoration of the 100th Birthday of President Chiang Kai-Shek. Online photos give an overview of this clean, colourful lot, which is fine to very fine. (Image)
Estimate $ 200
Opening C$ 100.00
Sold...C$ 100.00
Closed..Oct-29-2022, 11:21:11 EST
Sold For 100
Sale No: 43
Lot No: 1531
Symbol: O/*
Cat No: Collections
Collection of Mint and Used in a Springback Album, all neatly hinged onto quadrille pages, the early issues are mainly used, with many mint sets going into the 1970s. Taiwan is by far the strongest section, but there is also a good amount of PRC ($615). Better China issues include #s 1 (mint, $725), 10 (mint, 175), 131-33 (mint, $35), B4-9 (used, $35), C1-2 (used, $140). Taiwan sets include 1183-92 (mint, $38), 1323-26 (mint, $53), 1479-82 (mint, $139), 1515-22 (mint, $45), 1526-31 (mint, $55), 1556-62 (mint, $75), 1624-27 (mint, $41), 1659-65 (mint, $37), 1682-93 (mint, $79), 1745-49 (mint, $85), and many more. There is one better PRC set: 467-82 (mint, $152). Overall fine to very fine, see online where many of the pages are scanned. (Image)
