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Suggested Bid CV. Est. $100

Depicted and described within this impressive coffee-table style book, which was produced by Spink Shreves Galleries, are literally many of the most recognizable—and valuable—iconic rarities of classic United States philately. The book is beautifully hard bound with bronze foil stamping, and is perfectly protected by a tear-resistant dust jacket. The full color reproductions within the interior pages are incredibly detailed, as well as printed by the finest quality color presses available today—and all on archival quality paper. Retail Value $80.

Donated and personally autographed by by Bill Gross. There are very few known signed copies of this book.

for more information check out http://www.collectorsclub.org/Bill_Gross_book.shtml

Special terms. The winner of this lot will take possession of this book for one year, after which they will surrender it back to Droege Computing to be auctioned again. Each owner is asked to add their signature to Bill Gross's and to add remarks related to Stamp Collecting and/or Diabetes. After 10 years, we will retire the book and offer it to the Philatelic Museum in Washington DC, or sell it to the highest bidder (this is the 7th time offered). Each years' winner will recieve an unsigned copy of the book to keep permanently.

Provenance. 2014 John Emery $775, 2015 Gordon Eubanks $925, 2016 Andrew Titley $525, 2017 Randall Henson $475, 2018 Andy Carr $600, 2019 David Benson $525. (Image1)

Suggested Bid CV. Est. $500

This is the same stamp that was used as an example in our white paper "Why Can't Every Stamp Have Provenance" and is currently the highest price paid for a used $5 Columbian. The PSE does not feel that the cancel is genuine, but two PF certificates agree that it is. Donated by Daniel F. Kelleher Auctions (Image1)

Suggested Bid CV. $8,000

Suggested Bid CV. $115