Collection of Mint and Used Monaco, 1885-1990s, with many hundreds of stamps in 13 manilla and Vario-style stock pages, housed in a binder. The collection begins with roughly 600 mint stamps, ranging from Scott #1/1862, along with a few souvenir sheets, with a cursory check indicating better stamps including Scott #s 2 (m.h., c.v. $57), 7 (m.h., $85), 120, 122-123, 125-126, 128 (m.h., $163 total), B9-B17 (m.h., $340 total), CB11-CB14 (m.h., $82 total), along with a few stamps and partial sets, including back of the book material, cataloguing $10 to $20 and up. The collection continues with roughly 150 used stamps, ranging from Scott #1/2501, with a few stamps and partial sets cataloguing $10 and up, including Scott #1-6 (#6 x2, used, c.v. $288 total). Owner's 2014 Scott catalogue value totals $4,851.Online scans show a few of the better pages. A spot check indicated a few small faults with the early stamps. Overall fine to very fine. (Image)

Estimate $ 350

Mostly Mint Monaco, San Marino and Vatican City, group with stamps in complete and part sheets plus collections for each country. Monaco is the strongest with over $1,300 in Scott value in complete and part sheets alone. We noted over $2,000 catalogue value in total just for the part and full sheets for all three countries. Included are 28 miniature panes of 10 of Monaco Scott # C76 depicting Napoléon. Like this art issue, many of the stamps are of topical interest. There are thousands of stamps in total in this group, with well over 800 complete sets. Overall very fine. (Image)

Estimate $ 150