Hello all - I hope everyone had a safe and enjoyable 4th of July. We’ve had typical CA weather here for the past couple weeks - upper 80’s to mid 90’s every day. Today starts a four day cooling trend where it’ll only be in the 80’s - yippee!!
Tonight we’ve got 23 stamp auctions coming to an end. There are some really nice ones for you. How about classics like Scott 113/114, 116, 117, 118, 119, 120, 121, 151, 152, 153, 145, 155. You’ll also find the first three airmail stamps (used) in one lot (Scott C1-C3), along with C4-C6. There is a nice Scott 9, one of the Offices in China overprints (K6), and a handful of other nice banknote issues.
One other very nice item up for bid is something I’ve never seen before. It is a pair of brown 10-cent 1879 Jeffersons - Scott 187 and 188, paired together, as printed. The individual stamps catalog only $40 and $30 respectively. However, when printed in the sheet together like this, the CV jumps to $725. As I write this at 11:15 am, the high bid so far is a mere $6.50 - you’ve got an opportunity to grab a very unusual, expensive stamp pair at a low price!
Our stock is running low and it’s been difficult to replenish it, so unless we get lucky with our vendor(s), there won’t be too many more offerings like this. We’ve still got more stamps to offer, but the clock is ticking, so you ought to jump on these while you can.