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St Vincent Used Scott # 124-125 - Pencil # (2 Stamps) on 2040-motos

US $3.49
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Location:

Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, United States

Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, United States
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Vincent All description

Abbreviations:

MNH (Mint Never Hinged)

MLH (Mint Lightly Hinged)

MH (Mint Hinged, usually Remnant)

MNGAI (Mint No Gum As Issued)

MNG (Mint No Gum - but not issued as such)

Used – Cancelled

CTO - Cancelled To Order

Imp or Imperf (Imperforated)

Perf (Perforated)

Rem or Remnant (Paper or Hinge Remnant on reverse of stamp)

Pencil # (Pencil writing on reverse of stamp, usually catalog number &/or price)

FDC (First Day Cover)

 

One low price for the first lot and 10 cents for each additional lot bought within 14 days.

An additional cost for registration of $17.50 is required for overseas orders over $50.00.  An additional cost for registration/insurance of $8.00 is required for domestic orders over $75.00. 

All orders or individual lots are returnable within 14 days for any reason and will receive a full refund of the order or lot price.

Thanks!

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