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Auction No. 63 and
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Auction No. 63
Closed: 8pm, EST, November 25, 2011
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Spanish Period & Provisionals — US Administration —
Japanese Occupation —
Republic Period — Revenue & Miscellaneous
Examples of Lots Offered in auction 63
LEFT Lot #17, 30 – Mint (NG, HR). Good colour and margins for this issue. Nice centrally struck HPLN overprint, Scott Cat $115. Starting at $40.00, sold at $49.50.
MIDDLE Lot #228, N32 (Garrett GS-31b position 6 of 70) – Mint (OG, NH). Single with top selvedge showing ‘C’ instead of ‘E’ in ‘REPUBLIKA’ Variety. Nice addition for any Japanese Occupation specialist. Starting at $3, sold at $17.60.
RIGHT (Photo cropped all around) Lot #259, 1747G — Mint (OG, NH). 1985 Philippine Horses, Imperforate ERROR S/S. Very scarce and a recent discovery with 7 errors known to date. Very Fine. (Unlisted in Ngo). Starting at $150.00, sold at $203.50.
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Examples of Lots Offered in auction 62
LEFT Lot #87, Printers Waste, 78 – Imperf horizontal pair with one impression inverted. Striking paper fold error causing huge white space and irregular shape, HR. Starting at $80.00, sold at $88.
MIDDLE (Photo cropped at Left) Lot #297, 504 – Bisect B/4 on FDC signed by Andres Abella, Acting Postmaster, Cebu City. Tied with ‘Cebu City – Jan 5, 1948’ CDS. Few tone spots on bottom two stamps around perforations and with minor cover creases (commonly found). It is reported that a shortage of 2c stamps prompted Andres Abella to authorise the bisection of the 4c Rizal Monument stamp, with usage from January 5, 1948. Starting at $10.00, did not sell.
RIGHT Lot #189, Soldier’s Letter – Addressed to New York, USA, cancelled with ‘Philippine Station - Aug 20, 1898 – San Francisco, Cal.’ CDS. Handstamped ‘Postage Due’ marking and 2c US Postage Due affixed and tied with New York cancel. Flag and 'Remember the Maine' cachet. Vertical crease on right and creasing on top where opened, Early usage, (Baker D-1). Starting at $125.00, sold at $137.50.
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