Mint Never Hinged Postage Lot, consisting of matched sets of plate blocks (still sealed from the Post Office), sheets (including two tagged 6c Christmas sheets with center blocks), souvenir sheets, multiples and single stamps from the 1970's-1980's. Face value was calculated from 8c to $5 only (we note the majority of stamps range from 8c to 17c, however we note roughly 40 matched plated block sets in the $1 to $2 face range). This lot includes roughly 88 low value booklets ($1 and under), and these were not included in the total face value. Tagging, varieties and paper types of values under 8c have mostly been identified by the owner and organized into envelopes. A very clean lot. (Image)

Face $ 3,187

Extensive Collection of Modern Postage, 1990-2010s, consisting of mint sheets, sheetlets, souvenir sheets, booklets and plate blocks housed primarily in binders and albums . Face value was counted from 17c and up only, with the vast majority in the 40c to 57c denomination range. We counted 1,529 "P" stamps (face value counted at 92c). We noted better booklets such as the NHL All-Stars (BK265, c.v. $90). A very clean collection, perfect for collectors and postage resellers. (Image)

Face $ 5,498

Large Lot of Over 400 Modern Booklets, housed in one shoe size box. Light duplication with strength in the 32c to 49c era (early 1990s to early 2000s). Unchecked for varieties but noted some Mammal and Fruit Tree Definitives as well as the highly popular 4th issue of the NHL All Stars (BK265 x2). A clean and very useful lot. (Image)

Face $ 2,058

Lot of Modern Canada Post Sealed Matched Sets of Plate Blocks, consisting of a few hundred matched sets. Light duplication including a good mixture of commemoratives and definitives with strength in the 39c to 49c era (early 1990s to early 2000s). Unchecked for varieties, but we noted several sets of the popular Mammal and Fruit Tree issues which may yield some "better than face" items. Useful lot, very fine. (Image)

Face $ 2,075

Accumulation of over 650 Matched Sets of Plate Blocks, mainly from the 8c to 17c era but does include some later issues. All are still sealed in original Canada Post packets, we do note some better Mammal and Fruit Tree sets. Total face value of $2,522. (Image)

Face $ 2,522

Lot of 147 Complete Mint Booklets, 1995 to 2018, with a predominance of 2000 onwards, including over $500 of the total face value in "P" denominations and with very little duplication. A very fine, clean and attractive group with total face value of $1,120. Useful for collectors or dealers alike. (Image)

Face $ 1,120

Group of More Than 430 Mint Booklets, 1990s to 2010s, with more than 1,600 stamps having "P" values and the rest mostly ranging from 40c to $2.50 denominations, with strength in 45c to 63c eras, and with very little duplication. Total face value is $3,160 for this very clean and very fine group of booklets, ideal to fill gaps in a modern collection or for immediate use by a postage user or reseller. Our photo provide an overview of the entire contents. (Image)

Face $ 3,160

Group of 145 Full Sheets and Sheetlets, 1990s Onwards, in denominations from 45c to $2 with duplication of about 40% of the contents and total face value of $1,510. This very clean, very fine lot would be great to fill gaps in a modern collection, or be very useful for a postage user or reseller. Our photo is of the entire contents. (Image)

Face $ 1,510

Group of 25 Unopened Quarterly Packs, 2002 to 2014, including a nearly complete run from 2009 to 2013 plus additional packs from various years, one 2010 Olympic "Limited Edition Souvenir Pack" (with the bronze, silver and gold-overprinted souvenir sheets) and some duplication of a few packs. These quarterly packs also contain die-cut singles and se-tenant pairs and blocks along with coils and souvenir sheets issues in their time periods. Also includes 5 Lunar New Year thematic packs (2000, 2006, 2007 x2 and 2008 x2, total face of $8). This very clean, very fine lot would be great to fill gaps in a modern collection, or be very useful for a postage user or reseller. All packs are shown in our photos. (Image)

Face $ 582

Collection Remainders Consisting of Mostly Modern Postage, consisting of 49 Quarterly Packs, including 25 that were never opened (these total $279 in face) plus the rest which were opened and are missing some stamps. The lot also includes loose mint stamps, souvenir sheets, plate blocks, etc. We counted all the stamps present in the lot and these came to $744, including 88x "P" stamps (we counted only 17c and up). Lastly, the lot includes a used Canada collection (very few stamps) and a mint and used Newfoundland collection sorted into white envelopes, as well as some modern FDC and some older stationery cards, noting one from Kinistino, Sask (1900), Riverside 5 duplex (1889), Lac Chapleau, ASSA (1898). (Image)

Face $ 744

Mint Never Hinged Postage Lot, 2002-2021, with plate blocks and souvenir sheets. Values mainly 48c up to $10 with over 1,400 "P" values. All identified and sorted by Scott number in glassines. Includes some earlier and semi-official plate blocks. A nice clean lot. Total face value of $3,492. (Image)

Face $ 3,492

Accumulation of Plate Blocks, Sheets, and Booklets, 1950's-1990's, consisting of roughly 1,000 plate blocks (mostly in glassines), several sheets in a sheet file album, and hundreds of booklets in a box. The plate blocks range from the 1950s onward with a face value of $739 (counted 10c and up only with the vast majority being in the 17c-36 range). The box of booklets range ranges primarily from the 1970s onward with a face value of $261 (counted 10c and up only. Includes 20x "P" stamps counted at 92c). The sheets primarily range from the 1970s onward with a face value of $421 (counted 10c and up only. Includes 28x "P" stamps counted at 92c). The lot includes multiple plate blocks, sheets and booklet stamps under 10c which could potentially add hundreds more in face value. The accumulation is generally fine with an overall smell of tobacco, which should not detract from the overall usefulness of the stamps. Online scans show a representation of the lot. Ideal for the postage user or reseller. (Image)

Face $ 1,421

Lot of Complete Unopened Coils, All "P" Values, with 22 different coils for a total of 1,500 "P" stamps. Includes CFL, baby animals and florals. Total face value is $1,308. (Image)

Face $ 1,380

Mint Never Hinged Postage Lot, an accumulation of booklets, souvenir sheets and plate blocks housed in 5 stockbooks. Values range from 45c to $10 with over 2,400 "P" values. Some items are in Canada Post counter packaging. Most items are duplicated with up to 20 of some souvenir sheets. We note a couple of the souvenir sheets with autographs: Bryan Adams, Geddy Lee (Rush), etc (see our photos online). Total face value of $4,976. (Image)

Face $ 4,976

Lot of 56 Complete Unopened Coil Rolls, with 55 different (just one duplicated). All are unopened and includes some still on cardboard backing. Includes NHL, baby animals and florals, etc., with values from 46c to $2.50. Includes one 49c coil which has been opened and we have counted as only 80 stamps though could be more. Total face value is $3,083. See scan for complete group. (Image)

Face $ 3,083

Collection of Mint Never Hinged Sheets, 8c values to "P" housed in two sheet albums. The first album with 8c-17c era sheets, these we counted only the face 15c and up. The second album contains Art Stamp sheets, "P" stamp sheets and personalized picture postage sheets including the Alaska sheet, Berries and Traditional Trades definitives and Christmas issues. Face value of $1,181 for values 15c and up. (Image)

Face $ 1,181

Extensive Canada Postage Lot in 5 Red Boxes, 1992-2021, containing singles, pairs, coils and definitive booklets, in thousands of 102 cards. The stamps range from Unitrade #1404/3291, including material not assigned by the 2021 Unitrade catalogue. Face value totaled $7,240 (counting 42c up $8 only, and includes 3,494 "P" stamps counted at 92c each) with the vast majority of stamps being 60c on up with numerous stamps over $1. The 102 cards are organized by catalogue number and priced for retail purposes with duplication up to 20 in some cases. The 102 cards and red boxes are brand new as the dealer did not get the chance to put them to use, as such, the stock is completely unpicked. Online photos show an overview of this extensive lot which is very clean, fresh, and very fine. (Image)

Face $ 7,240

Mostly Mint Collection in 5 Jam-Packed Binders, 1897 to 2015, consisting of thousands of stamps on black Vario-style stock sheets, National album pages (these stamps are mostly hinged) and in sheet protectors. From the start to the 1970s, the contents are quite sparse and almost all are used. From the 1980s on, the contents are mint hinged or MNH. We noted booklets (mostly taped or hinged to the pages, but not affecting the stamps from our observation), souvenir sheets, full panes and mini-sheets of many of the issues in the period, plus a few plate blocks here and there. We counted the face value of mint in denominations 15c from 1980 and later to be $1,985, with the breakdown shown in the online photos. There appears to be a high level of completion, with the later years largely populated by die-cut stamps, likely from quarterly packs or annual collections. Advance viewers might expect to find some varieties. In addition, we saw more than 20 Federal Wildlife Habitat stamps in their original booklets in the range of 1986 to 2009, with a few years missing and some duplication. Also included are 3 sparsely-filled albums and about 20 black stock sheets of miscellaneous worldwide. Our photos provide a very minor glimpse of the contents of this clean, fine to very fine collection that would be an excellent start to a good Canadian collection or for immediate use by a postage user or reseller. (Image)

Face $ 1,985

Group of Plate Blocks and Mint Complete Booklets, along with MNH loose stamps numbering several hundred and all totaling nearly $400 in face value. More than 110 are in denominations of $1 to $5 with another 120 "P" stamps also included in the total. We saw a half-dozen $2.50 "NHL Hockey Card" stamps among the group. This clean lot is very fine and ready for inclusion in a collection or for a postage user or reseller. (Image)

Face $ 397

Group of Unopened Quarterly Packs, Souvenir Sheets, and Mini-Sheets, 1990s Onwards, with very good face values for each group of items. The unopened quarterly packs range from 2010 to 2015 in a nearly complete run (face $619). The souvenir sheets include several Lunar New Year transitional issues, the $5 Flag in fabric, plus the corrected Dinosaur Provincial Park sheet (2 copies), with total face value of over $440. The mini-panes, sheetlets and sheets include denominations from 45c to $2 and have face value of $575. This very clean, very fine lot would be great to fill gaps in a modern collection, or be very useful for a postage user or reseller. Our photos provide a glimpse of the contents. (Image)

Face $ 1,640

Group of Over 225 Mint Booklets, 1995 to 2010s, with more than 80 booklets having "P" values (1,300 stamps) and the rest ranging from 42c to $2.50 denominations, with strength in 49c to 63c eras and with very little duplication. Total face value is $2,017 for this very clean and very fine group of booklets, ideal to fill gaps in a modern collection or for immediate use by a postage user or reseller. Our photos provide a very general overview of the contents. (Image)

Face $ 2,017

Group of Over 50 Mint Never Hinged Complete Sheets, From 1937 to 1989, housed in 4 mint sheet files, consisting of a mixture of field stock and inscription sheets, with mostly commemorative issues. Several sheets were previously folded or have some minor perforation separations mostly on the selvedge. We noted some better such as #237, 246-248 (1939 Royal Visit set), 339 (Wilding 3c x2), 505p (Manitoba Centennial), 907 (non-denominated "A"), and more. We conservatively counted the face value (not including denominations lower than 15c), and came up with a total of $180. Also included are many blocks and part sheets. Clean lot overall very fine. (Image)

Estimate $ 250

Two Collections of Mint Canada, from early 1970s to late 1990s, starting with a mint collection from #853 to #1817, with over 650 stamps in black mounts, displayed on Lighthouse album pages. Appears mostly mint never hinged and almost complete with many plate blocks. The owner indicated a catalogue value of $1,855 with a face value of over $675. The second collection, ranging from #561 to #1353, appears mostly mint never hinged (a few used stamps) all displayed on hingeless pages and almost complete to 1985, then sparsely populated onwards and all in one album. We noted some souvenir sheets and about $75 in face value. (Image)

Face $ 750

Mint Never Hinged Booklet Lot, 2000-2021. A great lot with 1, 2, 3 or sometimes more of each booklet, with each identified and sorted by Scott no. in glassines. Values range from 46c to dollar values with over 4,400 "P" value stamps. A nice clean lot. Total face value of $5,189. (Image)

Face $ 5,189