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Lot 392 Canada SC#J15/J20b 1c-10c Violet Shades, Deep Rose Lilac, 1935-1967 Fourth Postage Due Issue, 35 Fine NH Singles On A Variety of Different Papers, Every Stamp Different From Other Similarly Graded Lots
Lot 392 Canada SC#J15/J20b 1c-10c Violet Shades, Deep Rose Lilac, 1935-1967 Fourth Postage Due Issue, 35 Fine NH Singles On A Variety of Different Papers, Every Stamp Different From Other Similarly Graded Lots
35 fine NH singles of the 1c-10c violet, blackish violet, pale violet, pale reddish violet, deep rose lilac, blackish lilac, milky violet Numeral from the 1935-1967 Fourth Postage Due Issue on a variety of different papers, every stamp different from other similarly graded lots. All of the stamps differ from the other fine centered NH stamps offered in other lots of this issue, either with respect to shade, paper type or both. Unfortunately, I do not have time to identify every single stamp using the paper and gum table I have constructed, but if you look at the description of lot 367 you will be able to see how these tables have been applied to a lot to meticulously identify all of the varieties in the lot. This very likely does contain at least a few paper/gum/shade combinations that are not in the VFNH lots.
Unitrade values this at $32.44. The stamps offered here grade 70 as follows:
Centering/Margins: 40/70
Paper Freshness: 5/5
Colour: 5/5
Impression: 5/5
Absence of Visible Paper Flaws: 5/5
Perforations: 10/10
The 1c pale red violet shades are on CBN-TTTT paper. One 1c deep rose lilac is on CBN-QQQQQQQ paper. Another 1c deep rose lilac is on CBNE-E paper. One 2c dark violet is on CBN-TTTTTT paper. Another 2c dark violet is on CBNE-G paper. One 2c violet shade is on CBN-RRRRRRR paper. The rest of the stamps are on a variety of different papers as shown in the paper table on the website. Most of the types included here should be represented in the table. Why not buy this lot and see if you can use my table to finish what I started here?
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