Lot 47 Newfoundland #104,104a,105,105b 1c-2c Yellow Green, Green, Bluish Green, Carmine, Carmine-Red, Rose Red Queen Mary - King George V, 1911 Royal Family Coronation Of King George V Issue, 22 Very Fine Used Singles With Various Line & Comb Perfs

22 very fine used singles of the 1c-2c yellow green, green, bluish green, carmine, carmine-red, rose red Queen Mary - King George V from the 1911 Royal Family Coronation Of King George V Issue with various line & comb perfs. Includes:
-green, 13.8x14 comb
- bluish green. 13.9x14.1 comb
-deep yellow green, 13.75x14 line
- green, 13.8x14.1 comb
- green, 14 comb
- deep yellowish green, 13.75x14.2 comb
- deep yellow green, 13.8x14.1 comb
- carmine 13.9x14.1 comb
-carmine 13.75x14.2 comb
- carmine 13.75x14 comb
-carmine red, 13.9x14.1 comb
- carmine red, 13.9x14.2 comb
- carmine red, 13.75x14 comb
- carmine red, 13.75x14.1 comb
- carmine red 14x14.1 comb
- carmine red, 14x14.2 comb
- rose red, 14.1 line
- rose red, 14 comb
- rose red, 14.2x14.1 line
- rose red, 14x14.2 line
- rose red, 14.2 line
- rose red, 14.1x14.25 line

Unitrade values this at $24.6. The stamps offered here grades 75 as follows:

Centering/Margins: 35/60

Paper Freshness: 5/5

Colour: 5/5

Impression: 5/5

Absence of Visible Paper Flaws: 5/5

Perforations: 10/10

Cancellation: 10/10

Perforations on all Newfoundland stamps have been very carefully checked using an Instant perforation gauge, which measures accurately to the nearest .05 of a hole. Unitrade does state the number of perforation heads used by Whitehead and Morris to print the issues from the 1911 Royal Family Issue up to the Publicity Issue, but it would appear from a study of the stamps that a considerable amount of variation in the perforations on the issues printed by them does indeed exist. The Walsh and Butte Specialized Newfoundland Catalogue lists these variations, but does not price them, as far as I know. So, we have valued them using the basic Unitrade prices.