1949 6 Cent Stamp Wright Brothers #C45 U.
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With its original gum, superb quality, and MNH (Mint Never Hinged) condition, this stamp is sure to impress. This stamp was issued in the United States in 1923 and is certified as uncirculated. Don’t miss out on the opportunity to add this stunning stamp to your collection.
With its aviation theme, it is perfect for those who love all things related to flying. The cancellation type is machine cancel, and it is ungraded and uncertified. This stamp is a great addition to any collection, especially for those who specialize in United States stamps from 1901 to now. It is a beautiful red color and is sure to catch the eye of any stamp enthusiast. Don’t miss out on the opportunity to add this rare piece to your collection. If you have questions […]
It has a unique design and a history that collectors will appreciate. The stamp is ungraded and uncertified. The stamp is from the United States and has a denomination of 7 cents. The color is blue and it falls under the category of stamps from the US from 1901 to now. The stamp has been used, but the grade is ungraded as it has not been officially assessed. Despite not being certified, it still has value and is a rare find.
Lot Of 6- RARE 1940S RED 6 CENT U.
Scott C1 – 6 cent Curtiss Jenny.
Each row of stamps is separated with wax paper, book and stamps are in mint condition, super rare to find a whole book of these vintage stamps.
Scott #C19 6 cent winged globe first city, pre-first day cover for new 6 cent rate uprated with 634. Pre first day issue cancel June 30th 1934 Baltimore Md. 6 cent globe stamp missing nearly all color. I have not seen any certified listed for sale. Unless otherwise noted in the listing due to current sales and nearly all buyers wanting tracking added the following rates are applied effective immediately.
This is a SkyMaster booklet stamp issued Nov. It was one of the last two booklets to be issued at a price of 1¢ above the face value. The cancellation is hard to capture in the pics but clearly reads : RICHLAND WASH. The letter & envelope are special stationary the woman had received as a gift. I blotted out some info on the pics, not on the actual item, of course.