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Lot	Symbol	CatNo.	Lot Description	CV or Estimate
801		JQ5	#JQ5, 25c Parcel Post Postage Due, an incredibly choice mint example of this scarce and most difficult value, possessing far larger margins than typically associated with this, and being extraordinarily well centered within them, brilliantly fresh, rich luxuriant color and a clean crisp impression, o.g., n.h., extremely fine; a highly desirable and elusive stamp in this gem condition; 1998 PSE certificate for a block of four, this being the bottom left stamp. (Image)	175.00 Closed or SOLD for $650.00 Closing..Nov-18, 09:00 AM
802	O	U5, U7	#U5, U7, 3c Red on white, dies 3 and 4, very scarce used full corner examples, the die three with neat central grid pmk., die 4 with unusual green Lancaster, Pa. town c.d.s., the former with a mild pressed out crease and a hinge thin on flap, the latter with some bends, still each with large margins and of very fine appearance. (Image)	460.00 Closed or SOLD for $300.00 Closing..Nov-18, 09:00 AM
803		U322	#U322, 2c Green on manila, mint cut square, a choice full corner measuring a lavish 49x52mm, fresh and clean, extremely fine. (Image)	175.00 Closed or SOLD for $280.00 Closing..Nov-18, 09:00 AM
804		U456a	#U456a, 2c on 2c carmine on oriental buff, die 5, type 3 surcharge, mint cut square, full corner measuring 40x40mm, choice very fine; 2000 PF certificate. (Image)	200.00 Closed or SOLD for $240.00 Closing..Nov-18, 09:00 AM
805	O		Mint and used entire collection, of several hundred mostly from the late 19th century, much duplication, some are identified with old Bartels numbers, includes 1874 Plimpton issue to 30c, many 1887 Plimpton issues, several 1893 Columbian issues, also some better official (we note mint #UO20 and UO56, used #UO71), used are in typical mixed condition, mint are mainly fine-very fine; could certainly contain some surprises.	Est. 300-400 Closed or SOLD for $220.00 Closing..Nov-18, 09:00 AM
806		UX1	#UX1, 1c Brown on buff, mint card, fresh and very fine. (Image)	325.00 Closed or SOLD for $230.00 Closing..Nov-18, 09:00 AM
807		UX4	#UX4, 1c Black on buff, watermarked, unused, with handwritten address and message, fresh and very fine. (Image)	525.00 Closed or SOLD for $130.00 Closing..Nov-18, 09:00 AM
808		UX4	#UX4, 1c Black on buff, watermarked, unused, handwritten address, trivial mark at top right, otherwise very fine. (Image)	525.00 Closed or SOLD for $50.00 Closing..Nov-18, 09:00 AM
809		UX7b	#UX7b, 1c Black on buff, printed on both sides, mint card with two clear impressions, some creasing and two small tears, fine appearance; a seldom offered error. (Image)	575.00 Closed or SOLD for $450.00 Closing..Nov-18, 09:00 AM
810		UX11 var.	#UX11 var., 1c Blue on grayish white, the so-called "picture hanger" variety, mint card, exceptionally fresh, extremely fine (USPCC #S12e). (Image)	USPCC 300.00 Closed or SOLD for $220.00 Closing..Nov-18, 09:00 AM
811		UX14b	#UX14b, 1c Black on buff, printed on both sides, unused, both impressions quite strong, partial address on front, creasing and light toning at bottom, fine appearance; according to the USPCC, this unused copy and one used copy are the only two examples of this error recorded; clearly one of the key postal card errors for the specialist; listed but upriced in both Scott and USPCC. (Image)	Est. 1,000-1,500 Closed or SOLD for $2,000.00 Closing..Nov-18, 09:00 AM
812		UX17	#UX17, 1c Black, "Full Face" McKinley, unused, with preprinted Booth, Dailey & Ivins imprint as always, quite fresh, some pencil erasure on back only, a very fine example of this key postal card. (Image)	3,000.00 Closed or SOLD for $3,250.00 Closing..Nov-18, 09:00 AM
813		UX17	#UX17, 1c Black, "Full Face" McKinley, properly used with "New York, N.Y. Sept. 26, 1902" machine cancel, some light creasing and a trivial small stain at bottom, otherwise a very fine example of this scarce postal card. (Image)	2,500.00 Closed or SOLD for $2,700.00 Closing..Nov-18, 09:00 AM
814		UX21e	#UX21e, 1c Blue on bluish, with four arcs above and below "IS", used, with Durham, N.C. Nov. 1, 1910 machine cancel, light vertical crease, minor staple hole at bottom left, slight toning at bottom, fine appearance; a scarce variety. (Image)	500.00 Closed or SOLD for $130.00 Closing..Nov-18, 09:00 AM
815		UX21e	#UX21e, 1c Blue on bluish, with four arcs above and below "IS", this being USPCC Type II, the much scarcer of the two dies, St. Louis Jul. 29, 1910 machine cancel, spindle hole at bottom right and very faint edge toning at bottom, otherwise very fine; according to the USPCC this is the only recorded example of Type II used from St. Louis, in fact, it is one of only four used examples that were not used in North Carolina. (Image)	500.00+ Closed or SOLD for $290.00 Closing..Nov-18, 09:00 AM
816		UX22a	#UX22a, 1c Blue on bluish, double impression, mint card with two distinct overlapping impressions, very fine and scarce; unpriced in Scott (USPCC #S30bh). (Image)	UPSCC 350.00 Closed or SOLD for $350.00 Closing..Nov-18, 09:00 AM
817		UX27 var.	#UX27 var., 1c Green on buff, paste-up with 38mm tape with the seal of the Govt. Printing Office, the design of the postal card printed on top of the tape, fresh and very fine; a most unusual variety (UPSCC #S37ePUv-2). (Image)	USPCC 300.00 Closed or SOLD for $550.00 Closing..Nov-18, 09:00 AM
818		UX27C-27D	#UX27C, UX27D, 1c Green, 1c Dark Green on emergency gray rough surface paper, unused examples of both dies, with preprinted address and questionnaire on back, former with faint trace of toning, latter with trivial corner crease, still a very fine pair of these scarce cards. (Image)	475.00 Closed or SOLD for $450.00 Closing..Nov-18, 09:00 AM
819		UX31	#UX31, "1 cent" surcharge on 2c Red on cream, the so-called "one line surcharge", mint card, fresh and clean, very fine; a rare and desirable postal card. (Image)	3,500.00 Closed or SOLD for $2,300.00 Closing..Nov-18, 09:00 AM
820		UX34	#UX34, 1c on 2c Red on buff, die I, the San Francisco printing, mint card, fresh and crisp, very fine. (Image)	500.00 Closed or SOLD for $550.00 Closing..Nov-18, 09:00 AM