NEW ZEALAND 1909-26 'Dominion' 1d deep carmine variety, SG410d

NEW ZEALAND 1909-26 'Dominion' 1d deep carmine variety, SG410dNew Zealand 1909 26 'Dominion' 1d deep carmine, Cowan paper, showing the prominent 'Globe' flaw (Plate 12, R5 24), SG410d. A fine used example with circular date stamp. The Stanley Gibbons catalogue value is 50. The first printing of this stamp on 1 January 1901 represented the introduction of a one penny universal postage rate for New Zealand. However, the United States, France and Germany refused to take them as they considered the rate too low.

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A stunning unique positional piece of this rare error of which Pierron records only 10 mint examples

She is remembered fondly in Great Britain mainly because she attended the coronation of Queen Elizabeth II in 1953

right marginal block of 12 (6x2)

sold for $4

It arrived at its final destination in England over two months later on 27th January

the stamp being particularly attractive example with lovely colour

Lovely fresh mint specimen examples with large part original gum

GB Specialised Vol

Bechuanaland 1913-24 1s bistre

Typical crackly gum with tiny blemishes

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