U.S. and Worldwide Stamps
September 9-10, 2015

ImagesDescriptionCurrent Bid
Lot #1151
MEXICO
1868 Hidalgo, perforated die proof with "6" added by hand, natural inclusion, still v.f. and believed to be unique, illustrated in Heath (fig. 7.2)
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Catalog #45P
Price Realized
$600.00

Lot #1152
MEXICO
1868 two FLs, addressed to Morelia and Mazatlan respectively, each franked with 25c blue bisect (left half), perforated and overprinted Maraviato, fine, signed by Bash and recorded by Heath & Stout. A great opportunity to acquire two of these rare bisects
Envelope
Catalog #54var
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Lot #1153
MEXICO
1868 Hidalgo, 50c black, Thin Figures, perforated, overprinted "Mexico", tied on outer FL and paying the overland rate from Mexico City to Vera Cruz, where pair of France 80c Empire (one defective), anchor cancel, was added for further transmission to Tampico, via French packet boat, endorsed "Por Vapor Sonora", vertical filing fold just away from the stamps, fine and rare combination, signed Schimmer, ex-Koch
Envelope
Catalog #55
Price Realized
$1,600.00

Lot #1154
MEXICO
1868 Hidalgo, 50c black, Thin Figures, perforated, overprinted "Veracruz", tied by Vera Cruz cancel on FL originating in Tampico and sent via British packet boat to Mexico City, filing fold through the stamp, otherwise fine and uncommon usage
Envelope
Catalog #55
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Lot #1155
MEXICO
1868 Hidalgo, 100c black on brown, Thin Figures, perforated, overprinted "2 68 Vera Cruz", horizontal strip of eight and horizontal pair, used on piece, ms cancels, few trimmed perfs, otherwise fine, this is the largest known used multiple of the 100c
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Catalog #56
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Lot #1156
MEXICO
1868 Hidalgo, 100c brown on brown, Thin Figures, perforated, overprinted "5 68 S. L. Potosi", tied by Puebla (Apr. 4) cds on FL to Oaxaca, fine and rare on cover
Envelope
Catalog #57
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Lot #1157
MEXICO
1868 Hidalgo, 6c black, Thick Figures, imperf., overprinted "11 71 Colima", two vertical pairs on 1872 (Jul.6) FL addressed to Guadalajara, fine and rare late usage
Envelope
Catalog #58
Price Realized
$150.00

Lot #1158
MEXICO
1868 Hidalgo, 50c black on yellow, Thick Figures, imperf., overprinted "4 70 Puebla", single on cover to Bayonne, France, tied by neat Puebla cds, sent via British packet boat, endorsed "10" with Calais entry, London transit and arrival postmarks on reverse, some minor wear and cover tears, still fine and attractive cover
Envelope
Catalog #62
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Lot #1159
MEXICO
1868 Hidalgo, 50c blue on light pink, error of color, Thick Figures, imperf., overprinted "12 68 Queretaro", used, faint thins, otherwise v.f., signed Aguirre,
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Catalog #62b
Catalog Value $2,000
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Lot #1160
MEXICO
1868 Hidalgo, 12c black on green and 25c blue, Thick Figures, perf. singles on FL to France, sent via British packet boat from Vera Cruz, with London transit and French arrival on reverse, fine
Envelope
Catalog #66,68
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Lot #1161
MEXICO
1868 Hidalgo, 12c black on buff, error of color, Thick Figures, perforated sheet margin single, overprinted "31 71 Ures", h.r., fine, with 1978 MEPSI cert.,
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Catalog #66b
Catalog Value $575
Price Realized
$170.00

Lot #1162
MEXICO
1868 Hidalgo, 50c black on yellow, Thick Figures, perf., Monterrey overprint, single tied by black cds on FL to Zacatecas, with blue oval Monterrey datestamp in blue (Sep 5,1869), fine
Envelope
Catalog #69
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Lot #1163
MEXICO
1872 Anotado, 12c black on green, imperf., two blocks of eight, one block with margins touching at left, seven stamps n.h., balance hinged, each block with one stamp thin, otherwise fine-v.f.,
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Catalog #72
Catalog Value $1,360
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Lot #1164
MEXICO
1915-16 Pictorials, 40c-5p, specialized group of 80+ imperforate proofs, singles and pairs of 40c, 1p and 5p, variety of trial colors, also not regularly issued imperfs with gum, shifted vignettes, inverted centers (including imperf. pair of 1p), vignette or frame only, double impressions, etc., also regularly issued stamps, fine-v.f., scarce group
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Catalog #512-514var
Price Realized
$950.00

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