J2, 1879 2c Brown attractive pale shade, NH, Fine, fresh. 1992 PF certificate for block of 10, this being upper left single. (Scott $1,050) (Image 2) (Image)

CV. 200-300

J4, 1879 5c Brown, pair + 2 singles on piece, ea. with blue "string of pearls" precancel, natural straight edge on right single, pair with vertical crease, Very fine, attractive cancel. (Scott $280). (Image)

CV. 150-200

J21, 1887 50c Red brown, rich color, unused, Fine; 1987 PF certificate (Scott $1,750 for o.g.) (Image 2) (Image)

CV. 300-350

J26, 1891 10c Bright claret, extremely fresh and bright, well centered for issue, NH, faint diagonal gum bend (trivial), near Very Fine. (Scott $500). (Image)

CV. 250-400

J36, 1895 30c Deep claret, fresh and bright, o.g., Fine. (Scott $550). (Image)

CV. 150-300

J55, 1914 5c Carmine lake, block of 4, NH, bright and fresh, one with pencil notation on gum, Fine (Scott $560 as singles). (Image)

CV. 150-200

J56, 1914 10c Carmine lake, bottom imprint, star and plate no 5532 block of 6, o.g., one pulled perf, otherwise Fine and fresh (Scott $800). (Image)

CV. 150-200

J85, 1931 30c Scarlet exceptionally bright, fresh and well centered, NH, 2016 PSE Graded certificate Gem 100 Mint OGnh. This is the highest grade assigned to this stamp and as of 1/10/16 is the only one to achieve this grade. (Image 2) (Image)

CV. 1,000-1,500