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Mexico 20th Century Issues continued...
| Lot |
Symbol |
Lot Description |
CV or Estimate |
| 407 |
Proof |
 Mexico. 20th Century Issues. 1942, "Founding of Guadalajara", 10c., imperforate pair, colour proof, n.h. Scott 773 var. (Image1)
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Est. £200-350
Will close during Public Auction |
| 408 |
Proof |
 Mexico. 20th Century Issues. 1947, "Justo Sierra", 10p., a group of five die proofs on thick card, collectively illustrating various stages of the printing process. Includes one proof of the background alone, one
of Sierra's vignette, and three bicoloured proofs featuring both the background and vignette in black, green, and reddish green. All in pristine condition. Very few examples are known. Scott 828 var. (Image1)
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Est. £250-400
Will close during Public Auction |
| 409 |
Proof |
 Mexico. 20th Century Issues. 1950, Airmail, "Danza de la Pluma" design, featuring the 20c. denomination in a group of six colour die proofs on thick card (blue, brown, red, green, black, and dark red). Nearly all
are in pristine condition. Very few are known. This design was most likely later adopted as the vignette for the 10c. airmail issue. Scott C187 var.
(Image1)
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Est. £250-300
Will close during Public Auction |
| 410 |
 |
 Mexico. 20th Century Issues. 1975, "León Guzmán and Ignacio Ramírez", 60c. Yellow Green, Airmail, an unwatermarked block of four, n.h. Very rare. Cert. MEPSI (1994). Scott C471A, $4,800 as singles. (Image1)
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Est. £700-1,000
Will close during Public Auction |
| 411 |
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 Mexico. 20th Century Issues. 1983 "Exporta" Issue 20 Pesos "Hierro Forjado", paper 5, 37.5 mm, featuring both known errors in a block of ten from positions 21 to 30, mint n.h. This remarkable multiple includes
eight examples of the scarce 37.5 mm format (only 8,300 sheets issued), as well as two significant plate errors: position 27 displays the rare dot in front of the eagle’s beak (only four such errors per sheet of 50), while position 26 shows the
extremely rare combination of the dot in front of the beak and the horizontal stripe pointing to the left (an error that occurs only once per sheet). According to Enrique Sánchez, based on recent transactions, values for "paper 5" stamps are
approximately $300-500 for the 37.5 mm variety, $1,200 for the position 27 error, and $1,600 for position 26 with the dual error. 2025 MEPSI certificate. Scott 1127v, Etiangui 93 var, $6,000. (Image1)
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Est. £1,500-3,000
Will close during Public Auction |
Mexico Mixed Lots
| Lot |
Symbol |
Lot Description |
CV or Estimate |
| 412 |
 Used  |
 Mexico. Mixed Lots. "Odds and Ends", an eclectic group of six nice 1856 stamps, 2r. to 8r., from Acapulco, Tabasco, Orizaba, Puebla, Oaxaca, and Mazatlán (Scott $785); three later covers, 1874 Chihuahua, 1899
"Mulitas" 1c. circular, and 1910 (p.s.). Also, a block of 35 unused 1934 10c. Blue, imperforate. (Image1)
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Est. £250-400
Will close during Public Auction |
| 413 |
Used Proof |
 Mexico. Mixed Lots. A group of earlier classics, odds and ends: over ten stampless covers, including a pretty Santa Rosalía; over ten Revolutionary covers or fronts, with Sonoras, Centenarios, and Veracruz
intervention issues; a 20c. "Mulitas" proof on shiny paper; and over twenty airmail and earlier 20th-century modern covers. (Image1)
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Est. £200-300
Will close during Public Auction |
| 414 |
Used |
 Mexico. Mixed Lots. A group of mostly unused and mint 1880s to 1950s odds and ends: over 550 stamps, mostly in excellent condition. Includes some used 1874 Hidalgos, 1880s Juárez, 1920s mint blocks, a 1p. mint
"Pro Universidad", some airmails, etc. (Image1)
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Est. £350-500
Will close during Public Auction |
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