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VERY FINE APPEARING AND RARE ORIGINAL-GUM EXAMPLE OF THE 1893 2-CENT ROSE WITH CATEGORY I DOUBLE BLACK PROVISIONAL GOVERNMENT OVERPRINT.
At least two sheets of the 2c Rose were doubly overprinted with Category I strength. A single with a skewed second impression is pictured at www.hawaiianstamps.com, where Fred Gregory notes it is the only one recorded.
Ex Kharasch and Golden. With 1978 P.F. certificate noting the thin spot but not the crease (Image)
VERY FINE SOUND ORIGINAL-GUM EXAMPLE OF THE 2-CENT ROSE WITH CATEGORY II DOUBLE OVERPRINT. VERY FEW ARE KNOWN.
With 2006 P.F. certificate. (Image)
VERY FINE. A VERY RARE ORIGINAL-GUM PAIR OF THE 2-CENT ROSE WITH CATEGORY II DOUBLE OVERPRINT.
Very few examples of this issue are known with Category I or II strength overprints. This is the only multiple listed in Power Search.
Scott Retail as singles (Image)
FINE. A RARE EXAMPLE OF THE 1893 6-CENT BLACK OVERPRINT ERROR.
Two errors of the 1893 Provisional Government Overprint Issues were made. One sheet of the 10c Red Brown, normally overprinted in black, was overprinted in red (Scott 61B). One sheet of the 6c Green, normally overprinted in red, was overprinted in black (Scott 66C). According to an affidavit by Louis T. Kenake, clerk of the Stamp Division of the Republic of Hawaii, the 10c sheet was issued to the postmaster at Kahuka, Oahu (Meyer-Harris, p. 240). The 6c sheet was purchased by Postmaster Jos. M. Oat and sometime around 1901 most of it was sold to dealer J. H. Makins, probably on behalf of Henry J. Crocker. The San Francisco earthquake is said to have destroyed a number of examples of both the overprint errors.
Small Stanley Gibbons backstamp. With 1968 P.F. certificate (Image)