1890 (June) Two Pence Halfpenny on Four Pence Red-Brown. Second Setting. An upper right corner block of six with plate number, variety surcharge double and grossly misplaced to top illustrating the different spacing between the lines of the surcharge, positions 4-6 being 1mm. apart and 10 to 12 being 1½mm. apart, the upper left stamp and foot of lower left stamp with varieties "F" for "E" and broken "K" for "Y", the upper middle stamp with "F" for "E" and not showing on the stamp below due to the misplacement of the surcharge; fine mint. A rare and attractive positional multiple. S.G. 30b, £1,950+. Photo (Image1)

Est. £800-1,000

1890 (June) Two Pence Halfpenny on Four Pence Red-Brown. Second Setting. A horizontal pair with 1½mm. spacing, [9-10], [9] with "N" of "PENCE" badly printed, [10] variety "F" for "E" and broken "K" for "Y"; [10] with one short perf. at foot, otherwise fine mint. S.G. 30, 30ca, £202+. . . (Image1)

Est. £80-100

1890 (June) Two Pence Halfpenny on Four Pence Red-Brown. Second Setting. A single with lines of surcharge 1½mm. apart, variety surcharge "treble" with two full surcharges and an additional "half-penny" at top, part original slightly off-white gum. An unusual positional placement of the surcharge. R.P.S. Certificate (1933). Photoprovenance:. L.C.C. Nicholson, February 1940 (Image1)

Est. £200-250

1890 (June) Two Pence Halfpenny on Four Pence Red-Brown. Covers. 1891 (1 June) envelope from Mandeville to Lincolnshire, bearing Second Setting, [9] variety "F" for "E", neatly cancelled by squared-circle datestamp, leaving the variety clearly visible, Kingston (2.6) and Doncaster (18.2) datestamps on reverse. A rare and unusual variety on cover. Photo. (Image1)

Est. £250-300