Group of Mint Never Hinged Blank and Inscription Blocks of Four, 1970s and 1980s, mostly individual, but also some matched sets, including some sealed Canada Post matched set packs, with about equal quantity of inscription and blank corners. Denominations appear to be generally in the 10c to 30 era, with higher denominations such as $1 and $2. Also includes some blocks of 10 or smaller and a few singles. Accompanied by owner's complete inventory list. (Image)

Est $ 75

Accumulation of Mint Plate Blocks, From 1949 to 1954, consisting of a few thousand George VI (with "Postes-Postage") and QEII (Wilding) low value definitives. We noted heavy duplication up to 50 of each for many. While there are too many to check for varieties, a cursory look revealed some better such as #285 Plate 4 (many, cat $15 each), and #339 with speckled fluorescence (many, cat $8.75 each). Clean lot, overall very fine, with an owner's face value of $738. (Image)

Face $ 738

Mostly Mint Collection of Plate Blocks, 1940s to 1970s, with hundreds of items stuffed in Bileski plate block albums (many are in matched sets in glassines inside). Note some used, but mostly mint corner blocks with or without plate inscriptions, including back of the book, and many better items throughout, noting "Flying G" overprints, specialized Centennial and Cameo issues, better plate numbers, tagging varieties (some still in Bileski envelopes) and more. Includes owner's detailed inventory. (Image)

Unitrade $ 3,886

Group of Mint Inscription Plate Blocks from 1950s to Early 1970s, sorted by catalogue number stored in over 200 glassines. All appear never hinged, with very light duplication. We noted a good mix of commemoratives and definitives, with some better plate blocks such as #415 (Canada Geese), Centennials, 498, 508-511 (Expo 70), 556-557 (snow flake), 600 ($1 Vancouver) and more. Clean lot, overall very fine. (Image)

Est $ 200