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1898 Trans-Mississippi & 1901 Pan-American Issues continued...
LotNo. Symbol CatNo. Lot Description
2441     294a image1901, 1¢ Pan-American, center inverted. O.g., centered slightly into perfs at top, fresh with strong colors; corner slightly clipped at bottom right, otherwise Fine, a handsome example of this rare Pan-American inverted center issue, with 2025 P.F. certificate.
Scott No. 294a; $11,500. (Image1)

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Scott $11,500

SOLD for $4,000.00
Will close during Public Auction
2442 ()    295a image1901, 2¢ Pan-American, center inverted. Regummed, strong vibrant colors on bright fresh paper; reperforated on all sides, Fine appearance, with 2017 P.S.A.G. certificate.
Scott No. 295a; $50,000.

STILL AN ATTRACTIVE EXAMPLE OF THE 1901 2¢ PAN-AMERICAN WITH INVERTED CENTER.

The 2¢ is the rarest of the regularly issued Pan-American Inverts with probably no more than 200 being issued based upon the fact that two distinct shades exist of the error, and therefore two panes of 100 were released. Current estimates show that less than 100 examples have survived, including about a half dozen used singles and two mint blocks (one rejoined). (Image1)

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Scott $50,000

SOLD for $13,000.00
Will close during Public Auction
2443     296a image1901, 4¢ Pan-American, center inverted. Disturbed part o.g., rich bold colors; some gum redistributed covering a few tiny thins, Fine appearance, with 2014 P.F. certificate.
Scott No. 296a; $80,000.

A RARE EXAMPLE OF THE 4¢ PAN-AMERICAN WITH CENTER INVERTED.

The 4¢ invert was printed deliberately as the result of a misunderstanding. After the discovery of the 1¢ and 2¢ inverts in mid-1901, the Third Assistant Postmaster, Edwin C. Madden, decided to track down any additional errors. He had his assistant instruct the Bureau of Engraving and Printing to send any inverted Pan-American stamps to Madden's office. No inverted stamps in fact remained on hand, and interpreting Madden's communique as an unconditional demand for inverts, the Bureau produced four sheets of them from the 4 cent plates and sent 400 copies on to Madden. About about half were marked "Specimen" and between 1901 and 1904 Madden distributed 172 examples. (Image1)

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Scott $80,000

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2444 ()    296a image1901, 4¢ Pan-American, center inverted. Regummed, rich colors (slightly oxidized); faulty, Fine appearance, with 1976 & 2025 P.F. certificates.
Scott No. 296a; $80,000.

AN AFFORDABLE EXAMPLE OF THE 4¢ PAN-AMERICAN INVERT.

The 4¢ Pan-American Invert was a special printing and not regularly issued. Examples were distributed through two official channels, and the gum on the majority of stamps without "Specimen" overprint was disturbed. In fact, because 97 of the stamps were removed from an album page, they are generally thinned or have seriously disturbed gum. (Image1)

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Scott $80,000

SOLD for $5,750.00
Will close during Public Auction
1902-1908 Defintive Issue
LotNo. Symbol CatNo. Lot Description
2445 BK    301c image1903, 2¢ carmine, booklet pane of 6. O.g., never hinged, exceptional centering amid wide and beautifully balanced margins, rich vibrant color and particularly fresh, without any bend or inclusion, Extremely Fine and choice, a gem rarely found in this condition, with 2025 P.F. certificate.
Scott No. 301c; $950. (Image1)

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Scott $950

SOLD for $625.00
Will close during Public Auction
2446     310 image1903, 50¢ orange. O.g., very lightly hinged, perfectly centered with large margins, bright color and sharp impression, Superb, an outstanding example of this stamp in gem condition, with 1982 P.F. & 2025 P.S.E. certificates, latter Graded (Superb 98, SMQ $2,000).
Scott No. 310; $425.

This is the only example to receive this grade with only one higher (98J). (Image1)

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Scott $425

SOLD for $1,250.00
Will close during Public Auction
2447     314H image1906, 1¢ blue green, imperf., horizontal coil. Line pair, o.g., never hinged, wide margins and remarkable freshness, with paper free of any bends or inclusions, Extremely Fine, the only guide line pair certified by the Philatelic Foundation, with 2025 P.F. certificate.
Scott No. 314H; $5,000.

A WONDERFUL GUIDE LINE PAIR OF THE 1908 1¢ IMPERFORATE FLAT PLATE COIL ISSUE - ONE OF THE RAREST IMPERFORATE COIL ISSUES. (Image1)

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Scott $5,000

SOLD for $4,250.00
Will close during Public Auction
2448     314H image1906, 1¢ blue green, imperf., horizontal coil, strip of four. In combination with 1917, 7¢ black (507) on registered 2¢ carmine on oriental buff entire (U413) to Philadelphia, Pa., all tied by neat Philadelphia oval handstamps with violet "Philadelphia Pa. Registered, Oct. 11, 1918" cds's on reverse, purple Western Stamp Co., Minneapolis Minn. corner card backstamp, Extremely Fine, the only cover certified by the Philatelic Foundation, with 2010 P.F. certificate.
Scott No. 314H; Estimate $3,000 - 4,000.

AN EXCEEDINGLY RARE ON COVER USAGE OF A STRIP OF THE 1908 IMPERFORATE FLAT PLATE COIL ISSUE.

There are only three on cover usages known of this rare coil. The others with one being a pair and the other a strip. All are known used between 1918 and 1919. (Image1)

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Est. $3,000-4,000
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2449 BK    319g image1903, 2¢ carmine, type I, booklet pane of 6. O.g., never hinged, beautifully centered amid wide margins, rich vibrant color and as fresh as if it just was purchased at the Post Office, free of any bends or inclusions, Extremely Fine, a wonderful gem pane.
Scott No. 319g; $240. (Image1)

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Scott $240

SOLD for $260.00
Will close during Public Auction
1908-1920 Washington-Franklin Issues
LotNo. Symbol CatNo. Lot Description
2450     342 image1909, $1 violet brown, D.L. watermark. Well centered with rich color, tied by "U.S. Postal Agency, Shanghai, China, Jun 2" duplex postmark on cover addressed to philatelic dealer Percy Doane in New York, Extremely Fine, Scott Catalog on cover for a normal usage is $6,000.
Scott No. 342; Estimate $3,000 - 4,000.

AN EXTREMELY RARE SOLO USAGE OF THE 1909 $1 FRANKLIN ISSUE FROM SHANGHAI, CHINA.

This wonderful cover was last sold by us in our Sale #121, Lot 214 (Dec. 2024) for $8000 hammer price. (Image1)

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Est. $3,000-4,000
SOLD for $2,700.00
Will close during Public Auction
2451     356 image1909, 10¢ yellow, D.L. watermark, coil, perf. 12 vertically. Pair, o.g., previously hinged, beautifully centered with vibrant fresh color; one blunt perf at left, otherwise Extremely Fine, with 1956, 1988 & 2005 P.F. certificates.
Scott No. 356; $8,250. (Image1)

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Scott $8,250

SOLD for $3,500.00
Will close during Public Auction
2452     360 image1909, 4¢ orange brown, on bluish paper. O.g., lightly hinged, bright and fresh with rich bold color on distinctively bluish paper, F.-V.F., with 2013 P.F. & 2023 Crowe certificates.
Scott No. 360; $27,500.

AN HANDSOME EXAMPLE OF THE OF THE 1909 4¢ BLUISH PAPER RARITY.

According to Johl (Vol. 1, page 175), the only source of the 4¢ and 8¢ Bluish stamps was the archives of the Post Office Department. Approximately 80 of each were traded for rare stamps missing from the archives. Given the failed experimental nature of the paper mixture, it is no surprise that virtually all copies are off-center to some extent. (Image1)

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Scott $27,500

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2453     363 image1909, 8¢ olive green, on bluish paper. O.g., lightly hinged, nicely centered for this notoriously off centered issue, strong color on deeply blued paper, F.-V.F., with 2019 P.F. certificate.
Scott No. 363; $30,000.

AN ATTRACTIVE EXAMPLE OF THE 8¢ WASHINGTON BLUISH PAPER ISSUE.

According to Johl, the only source of the 4¢ and 8¢ Bluish paper stamps was the archives of the Post Office Department. Approximately 80 of each were traded for rare stamps missing from the archives. (Image1)

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Scott $30,000

SOLD for $7,500.00
Will close during Public Auction
2454     366 image1909, 15¢ pale ultramarine, on bluish paper. O.g., never hinged, vibrant color, Post Office fresh, Very Fine to Extremely Fine, with 2023 P.F. certificate, Graded (VF-XF 85).
Scott No. 366; $3,000.

A GORGEOUS EXAMPLE OF THE 1909 15¢ BLUISH PAPER WHICH IS RARELY FOUND IN NEVER HINGED CONDITION. (Image1)

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Scott $3,000

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2455 /    375b image1910, 2¢ lake, S.L. watermark. Bottom margin plate no. "5544" block of 6 with imprint, o.g., three stamps never hinged, two of which with gum skips, well centered amid wide margins, rich distinctive lake shade on bright fresh paper, Extremely Fine, with 1977 P.F. certificate.
Scott No. 375b; $7,875 for singles; Estimate $4,000 - 6,000.

AN EXCEEDINGLY RARE PLATE BLOCK OF THE 1910 2¢ WASHINGTON ISSUE IN THE LAKE SHADE.

Accompanied by a 2007 letter to the Scott Publishing Co. with handwritten notation from editor Jim Kloetzel stating that they have no record of a Scott 375b plate block existing. We know of only one other Scott 375b plate block that exists with similar gum and with fine-very fine centering. (Image1)

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Scott $7,875 for singles
Est. $4,000-6,000
SOLD for $5,000.00
Will close during Public Auction
2456     389 image1911, 3¢ deep violet, type I, S.L. watermark, the "Orangeburg" coil, perf. 12 vertically. Great color, tied to light buff Bell & Company imprint "Columbian Clasp" envelope (most uses are on bluish envelopes) addressed to a "John Bauer," Columbus, Ohio, Very Fine, ex-Boker, with 1970 P.F. cert. submitted by "Paul Bauer" and signed by John Boker as well as 2001 P.F. certificate.
Scott No. 389; $25,000.

CONSIDERED TO BE ONE OF THE VERY FINEST ORANGEBURG COIL COVERS EXTANT.

The Orangeburg coil was produced by the Post Office Department in 1911 for the exclusive use of the Bell Pharmaceutical Company. These 3¢ coil stamps were employed to mail product samples to physicians. Owing to the large volume of correspondence, the covers were processed through the first-class cancelling machine at Orangeburg, New York. Their intended use on third-class mail, combined with the general lack of awareness among contemporary philatelists regarding their production, accounts for the great rarity of genuine examples today. (Image1)

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Scott $25,000

SOLD for $13,000.00
Will close during Public Auction
2457     393 image1910, 2¢ carmine, S.L. watermark, coil, perf. 8½ vertically. Five copies on 3rd class envelope "P.O. Box 1081" with "Held For Postage / Use Parcel Post Stamp" label affixed, with 2¢ and 5¢ Parcel Post Stamps (#Q2 and #Q5) affixed over the coils and tied by New York oval cancels, Very Fine and rare.
Scott No. 393; Estimate $1,500 - 2,000.

A GREAT RARITY AS FROM JANUARY 1 TO END OF JUNE 1913 ONLY PARCEL POST STAMPS COULD BE USED TO PAY FOURTH CLASS POSTAGE. (Image1)

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Est. $1,500-2,000
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2458     399 image1913, 5¢ Panama-Pacific, perf. 12. O.g., never hinged, beautifully centered, rich color, Extremely Fine to Superb, a lovely never hinged example in gem condition, with 1978 & 2023 P.F. certificates, latter Graded (Superb 98, SMQ $2,000).
Scott No. 399; $160. (Image1)

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Scott $160

SOLD for $1,450.00
Will close during Public Auction
2459     421 image1914, 50¢ violet, S.L. watermark, perf. 12. O.g., never hinged, beautifully centered amid large margins all around, strong bright color and very fresh, Extremely Fine, a choice mint high value, with 1989 & 1999 P.F. certificates.
Scott No. 421; $775. (Image1)

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Scott $775

SOLD for $1,400.00
Will close during Public Auction
2460     422 image1912, 50¢ violet, D.L. watermark, perf. 12. (stamp lifted to verify and hinged back in place) tied to registered, return receipt "Demanded" cover to England by "Vera Cruz, Mexico U.S. Mail Agency" boxed cancel, violet registry handstamp to left as well as "Vera Cruz Mex. U.S.M. AG. Registered" datestamp struck twice on reverse, top back flap partially torn away not affecting markings, Very Fine and rare, ex-Chang, Berkun and Gross, with 2000 P.F. certificate.
Scott No. 422; Estimate $1,500 - 2,000.

THIS IS THE ONLY RECORDED EXAMPLE OF SCOTT 422 ON A COMPLETE COVER - A MARVELOUS USAGE FROM THE U.S. OCCUPATION OF VERA CRUZ, MEXICO, TO ENGLAND. THE OCCUPATION EXTENDED FROM APRIL TO EARLY NOVEMBER 1914. (Image1)

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Est. $1,500-2,000
SOLD for $5,250.00
Will close during Public Auction

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