Gold Coast Collection to 1935, couple of collection balances on pages which often parallel mint and used, includes 1-8 used, 4-6 mint, 10 mint, 12 used, 13-20 mint with shades, 22-23 mint and used, 25 SPECIMEN ovpt, 25 mint, 38-47 mint, 48 used, 49-66 mint, 98-111 mint, etc., usual mixed condition, mostly F-VF (see online scans)

CV. 250-300

SG 115b, 1935 6d Silver Jubilee, "Short Extra Flagstaff" variety, fresh color. o.g., Very Fine and choice (SG £425)

CV. 150-200

GOLD COAST SPECIALIZED COLLECTION. to 1954 in two volumes and virtually complete (missing just the rare 1899 20sh green and red) and nicely enhanced with some postal stationery, additional blocks (incl control nos.) and multiples, specimen overprints, assortment of town cancels, covers and some Tuck ppc, highlights include 1902-54 definitives complete mint with some duplicates, 1928 KG V "SPECIMEN" ovpts, 1928 5sh "block of 3" tied on piece by registry cancel, 1952/54 QE II blocks of four NH (mostly plate blocks incl 2sh-10sh), etc., mostly F-VF, a pleasure to view and an excellent basis for expansion. 

CV. 6,000-9,000

GOLD COAST GROUP. 100s of mostly used Victoria / early QE II neatly arranged in a stock book, highly complete for the period (missing just a handful of issues) and incl 1-3 used, 4-8 used (5), 10 used (2), 12 used (3), 21 used (3), 22 mint and used (2), 25 used, 28 mint (3), 34 mint (2), 35 used, 46 mint, 52 mint (3) and used (2), 79 mint, 80 used, 98-107 used, 115-27 used, 130-41 used, etc., usual mixed condition, mostly F-VF, substantial catalog value. 

CV. 2,500-3,000

GOLD COAST VICTORIAN PERIOD COLLECTION. over 500 stamps arranged on pages plus "unsorted" in stock sheets (missing just the very rare 20sh green and red) organized (for the most part) by the wide range of village postmarks and incl red cancels, various code letters, negative oval seal, numerals, boxed cancels, high values with the 20sh on red (4), manuscript year dates, usual mixed condition but mostly Fine or better and a great collection for the specialist with significant catalog value (see online scans). 

CV. 2,500-3,000