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Sale No: 776
Lot No: 301
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Cat No: Collection
Captivating Cuba Collection, 1898/1903, starts with some pages of mint Spanish Administration period issues before getting into a very strong section of the Puerto Principe issues and then the 1899/1903 US Administration stamps, premium throughout including Puerto Principe with Certificate 178 used (2), 182 used, 187 used, 190a tied on piece, 197 used, 198 mint (thin spot), 198 used, US Administration 221-26 NH, 224-25 arrow blocks mint, 224 bottom imprint and plate no 448 block of six NH, 225 top imprint and plate no 409 strip of three NH (PSAG cert), 226 margin block of six with plate no 306 NH, 227P1-230P1, 230S-231S NH, 231TC1a, E1 mint, E1 bottom imprint and plate no 492 strip of three NH with left stamp being E1a (small thin UL), E1 top imprint and plate no 492 block of six NH and XF, J1-4 mint (5c NH), J1-4 blocks mint, J2a used, E3P bottom imprint and plate no 1432 block of six NH (Weiss cert, some perf seps), some Spanish and US period revenues, Covers some Spanish American War patriotics unused envelopes or with US frankings including one with soldier's letter datelined "Camp Columbia/ Havana/ March 21 '99", finishes up with some 1899/1935 Republic issues mint, usual mixed condition, mostly F-VF, a great opportunity for the specialist collector or dealer, ex-Gatsby. Shipping charges apply - weight 6.8 lbs. (PDF for this Lot) (Video for this lot) (Image)
Estimate $5,000-7,500
Opening US$ 7,000.00
Sold...US$ 6,750.00
Closed..Sep-30-2022, 16:08:46 EST
Sold For 6750
Sale No: 776
Lot No: 535
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Cat No: Collection
Cuba, "Pearl of the Antilles" Almost All Mint Collection, 1855-2004, Nine hingeless albums, a Cuban collection on the verge of completeness; stamps are used until 1862 and from then on virtually all mint. Not only that, it looks complete from 1931 onwards. Of the many better items are the following as mounted: used #5, 7, 10-11, 15, 49, 57, 105 and mint 16-21, 22, 23-26, 27-30, 31-34, 38-41, 46 (no gum), 50-53, 54, 62 (no gum), 83 (no gum), 89, 106-20, 132-55, 233-37, 253-62, C16-17, C31, E1-2, J1-4. Also numerous Centros de Hoja and what looks to be a complete set of the so-called Correo Insurrecto, the first stamp issued in 1874 during the Ten Years' War and the subsequent four at the beginning of the Cuban War of Independence (Edifil #1-5). Also included are three binders containing full sheets, postal stationery entires, cut squares, bank notes and over 50 covers. The first volume of this exceptional collection is viewable online, generally Fine to Very Fine. Shipping charges apply - weight 65.2 lbs. (Video for this lot) (Image)
