Lot 37 Canada #295, 296, 297, 298ii 1c, 2c & 3c Green, Sepia & Rose Violet King George VI, 1949-1950 Postes-Postage Omitted & Postes-Postage Coil Issues, 4 VFNH Coil Strips Of 4 With The 2c Being A Jump-Strip
Lot 37 Canada #295, 296, 297, 298ii 1c, 2c & 3c Green, Sepia & Rose Violet King George VI, 1949-1950 Postes-Postage Omitted & Postes-Postage Coil Issues, 4 VFNH Coil Strips Of 4 With The 2c Being A Jump-Strip
4 VFNH coil strips of 4 of the 1c, 2c & 3c green, sepia & rose violet King George VI from the 1949-1950 Postes-Postage Omitted & Postes-Postage Coil Issues with the 2c being a jump-strip.
Unitrade values these at $37.4. The strips offered here grade between 75 and 80 as follows:
Centering/Margins: 45/70, 50/70
Paper Freshness: 5/5
Colour: 5/5
Impression: 5/5
Absence of Visible Paper Flaws: 5/5
Perforations: 10/10
A note about grading and estimated values is in order. We use estimated values rather than catalogue values where the grade of the stamp is other than that contemplated by the catalogue, or there is an unlisted variety. In deriving the estimates we divide catalogue values by 2 for examples without gum, unless Scott gives a separate no gum value, and also by 2 for each grade that is below the catalogue standard of VF for Scott or fine for Unitrade. So, for example a stamp cataloguing $300 in Scott that is in VG condition will be estimated at $75, if it has OG, or at $37 if it is unused. If it is a split grade, then I take the midpoint between the two grades, so that for example a VG-F stamp is about 1/3rd of the value of a VF example.