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1922 20c carmine rose, large die proof, die sunk on card, signed by the Postmaster General (Harry S Neu), serial number (1211988) on back, h.r., v.f., rare, cat. $1000 (Cat No. 567P1) (Image)
Cat. $1000, Est.$750
Opening US$ 700.00
Sold...US$ 700.00
Closed..Jul-07-2020, 14:53:47 EST
Sold For 700
Sale No: 0720
Lot No: 8222
Symbol: P
Cat No: 571P1
1923 $5 carmine lake and dark blue, block of six, boxed Chicago cancels, well centered, fresh color, v.f., with 2019 PFC, cat. $235 (Cat No. 573a) (Image)
Cat. $235, Est.$150
Opening US$ 170.00
Sold...US$ 170.00
Closed..Jul-07-2020, 14:54:35 EST
Sold For 170
Sale No: 0720
Lot No: 8225
Symbol: **b
Cat No: 581-591
1923 Rotary perf. 11, 1c green, part original gum, usual centering, tiny thin spot, otherwise fine, one of only eight (!) known with original gum, with 1971 and 2008 PFCs. One of the rarest 20th Century United States stamps in unused condition (the 1c green, Scott 594, is waste from a horizontal rotary printing used to make coils. At the beginning or end of a coil-stamp print run from the 170-subject rotary plates, some leading or trailing paper was produced that was too short for rolling into 500-stamp rolls. In 1919 the Bureau devised a plan to salvage this waste by perforating and cutting the sheets into panes. They were put through the 11-gauge flat-plate perforator in use at the time, giving the sheets full perforations on all sides. The existence of Scott 594 was not reported until four months after the final sheets were delivered, and the 1c Rotary perf. 11 was soon recognized as one of the rarest United States stamps) cat. $65000 (Cat No. 594) (Image)
1923 Rotary perf. 11, 1c green, used, well centered with design clear of the perforations on all sides, fresh color, small repair at upper left, otherwise v.f., seldom seen in such condition, with 2019 PSE certificate (catalogue value is for a stamp with perforations touching the frameline on one side) cat. $10500 (Cat No. 594) (Image)
1923 2c carmine, top Plate No. 14131 and 14732 block of four, each with star, l.h., some gum skips, usual centering, rare, cat. $4200 (Cat No. 595) (Image)
Cat. $4200, Est.$400
Opening US$ 350.00
Closed..Jul-07-2020, 14:56:39 EST
Sold For 0
Sale No: 0720
Lot No: 8230
Symbol: e
Cat No: 620-21
1926 2c carmine lake, n.h., well centered, fresh and v.f., with 2019 PSE certificate for a pair from which it originated, cat. $425 (Cat No. 634b) (Image)
Cat. $425, Est.$300
Opening US$ 350.00
Sold...US$ 350.00
Closed..Jul-07-2020, 14:58:29 EST
Sold For 350
Sale No: 0720
Lot No: 8233
Symbol: P
Cat No: 645P2
1927 5c Aeronautics, large die proof, die sunk on card, signed by the Postmaster General (Harry S. Neu), serial number (146710) on back, faint ageing, otherwise v.f., extremely rare, cat. $1500 (Cat No. 649P1) (Image)
Cat. $1500, Est.$1,000
Opening US$ 900.00
Sold...US$ 900.00
Closed..Jul-07-2020, 14:59:05 EST
Sold For 900
Sale No: 0720
Lot No: 8235
Symbol: ***b
Cat No: 658-679
1939 Presidential Coils, 1c-10c complete rolls of 500, generally unopened with intact wrappers, also additional coil roll of 500 of 4 1/2c (1059), n.h., fine-v.f., scarce holding, cat. $16000 (Cat No. 843-47)
Cat. $16000, Est.$1,500
Opening US$ 1,600.00
Sold...US$ 1,600.00
Closed..Jul-07-2020, 15:00:17 EST
Sold For 1600
United States Modern Issues
Sale No: 0720
Lot No: 8238
Symbol: **
Cat No: 1145 var.
1979 $1.00 Rush Lamp & Candle Holder, intaglio brown color inverted, n.h., v.f. The so-called CIA invert is one of the best known inverted color errors in United States philately. These stamps were discovered by an on-duty CIA employee who teamed up with some colleagues to purchase the pane from a post office. Saving a copy each, the group later sold the bulk of the sheet to a prominent stamp dealer. News of the error reached CIA officials who sought to claim ownership, and US Postal authorities tried to recover the stamps. Official queries, threats, and even job losses followed the group until the sale of the pane was ruled legal. Only about 80-85 copies are accounted for, cat. $17500 (Cat No. 1610c) (Image)
Cat. $17500, Est.$12,500
Opening US$ 12,000.00
Sold...US$ 12,000.00
Closed..Jul-07-2020, 15:00:55 EST
Sold For 12000
Sale No: 0720
Lot No: 8240
Symbol: Pb
Cat No: 1789Pg
