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Lot 3048 - 1930, 1 Reichsmark Rheinstein Castle, unissued (Michel IX), a choice example of this iconic rarity; four panes of 50 printed but only one pane reached the public, the other three in the Postal Archives of Germany, without gum as issued, Extremely Fine, see Scott footnote following #387.
Scott 337 var.; $15,000.
Michel €18,000 ($19,440).....Estimate $5,000-7,500 Currently US$ 2,500

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Daniel F. Kelleher Auctions, LLC Sale - 843

The Bernard "Bud" Hennig Collection of Germany - June 17, 2026

A Germany specialist’s 20th century dream collection, formed over decades with patience and attention to quality. The sale begins with post-World War I issues of the Weimar Republic with singles, multiples and sheets, followed by extensive Inflation Era items including extensive cover holdings by time period (years or, in some cases, months), plus solid offerings of WWI and WWII Forgeries and Propaganda issues, along with post-war Bund and DDR. Among the numerous highlights we note an unissued 1930 1RM Rheinstein Castle, a bottom right corner margin block of four 1943 20gr Hans Frank British Forgery for Poland, Inflation Era errors (missing surcharges, double prints, etc.), numerous Proofs, imperforates and mis-perforated items, with more besides. Well worth the time to review, with all identified by Michel number.

Bernard A. Hennig (1917–2014)

Bernard A. “Bud” Hennig dedicated his life to philately for more than 60 years, impacting his local Chicago collecting community and beyond. He was the lead author of the first edition of the American Philatelic Society’s Manual of Philatelic Judging, as well as serving for 12 years on the APS Judges Accreditation Committee.

In the early 1980s Hennig was the president of the Collectors Club of Chicago and the Chicago Philatelic Society. He was the chairman of the AMERIPEX ’86 international philatelic exhibition.

Hennig’s exhibiting expertise included a gold medal-winning exhibit of Danzig at the Fifth International Philatelic Exhibition in 1956 in New York City. He also exhibited material including German Air Mails, German East Africa, Vatican City, and Guatemalan Air Mails.

Hennig was a member of the board of the American Philatelic Research Library from 1975 until 1997. The Bernard A. and Dolores Hennig Room at the American Philatelic Center in Bellefonte, PA is named in his honor through a donation fund created by him and his wife.

In 1982 he signed Great Britain’s Roll of Distinguished Philatelists. He was elected to membership of the Royal Philatelic Society London in October 1957, named a Fellow in November 1969, and remained a member until December 2007. In 1982 Hennig was awarded the APS John N. Luff Award for service to the American Philatelic Society. He also received the Smithsonian Institution’s Philatelic Achievement Award in 2008, the Hunt Memorial Award of the German Philatelic Society, the Hans Lagerloef Award from the Society of Philatelic Americans, the Saul Newbury Award from the Chicago Philatelic Society, and the Medal of Honor of the Philatelic Federation of Germany.

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Sale Session Information:

Session 1: (Lots 3001 - 3187) Wednesday, June 17, 2026 at 11:00 AM EDT

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