1847, 10¢ black, two singles, left stamp huge to just clear margins, and right stamp with two huge margins but cut in at left and bottom, each tied by strike of vivid red circulars grids on light blue 1850 cover to Philadelphia Pa., matching red "Charleston S.C. Jan 18" cds, red manuscript "20" cent double-weight rating, Very Fine and attractive use. Scott No. 2  Estimate $1,000 - 1,500. $0 (Image)

1847, 10¢ black, margins to touched, tied by manuscript "X" and blue "Chambersburg Pa. Dec 24" cds to Washington C.H. Pa., sent in error to Charleston, manuscript "miss. & ford" and red "Charleston S.C. Dec 29" cds; light stain and cover wrinkling, F.-V.F., a scarce missent and forwarded use. Scott No. 2  Estimate $750 - 1,000. If through no fault of the Post Office, a letter required forwarding to its recipient extra postal charges resulted; however, if a letter ended up in a town other than it was intended to be it was considered to be missent. No extra postage was charged in this case, and the letters were marked "missent & forwarded". The Charleston postmaster would later order a special handstamp to mark letters. $0 (Image)

1847, 10¢ black, possible corner margin single with huge margins at top and right, slightly cut in at left and bottom, tied by vivid red circular grid cancel on blue 1848 folded letter to New York N.Y., matching "Charleston S.C. '10' Jan 27" cds (type AN-10), Very Fine; with 1975 P.F. certificate. Scott No. 2  Estimate $750 - 1,000. $0 (Image)

1847, 10¢ black, "stick pin" variety, position 52L1, large to huge margins except in at top, tied by red circular grid cancel on 1851 folded letter to Macon Ga., matching "Charleston S.C. '10' Feb 11" cds; some edge wear, F.-V.F.; with 1968 P.F. certificate. Scott No. 2 var.  Estimate $400 - 600. $0 (Image)