The Large Queen Dominion of Canada series of stamps was issued from 1868-1876. The fourth stamp in this series is the 2 Cent Queen Victoria. It came in 4 shades: Green, Deep Green, Emerald Green, and Blue Green. 10,300,000 were ordered. In very fine mint condition, it is valued at $1,400 ($1,100 US).
Queen Victoria 2 Cent
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Next Up is the 3 cent Queen Victoria. It came in 3 shades: Red, Orange Red, and Rose Red. 22,000,000 were ordered. In very fine mint shape, it can fetch as much as $2,500 ($2,000 US).
3 Cent Queen Victoria
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The 5 Cent Queen Victoria came in 2 shades: Olive Green and Deep Olive Green. It is unclear as to how many were ordered. In very fine mint condition, the stamp is valued as high as $2,500 ($2,000 US).
5 Cent Queen Victoria
Source: The Unitrade specialized catalogue of Canadian Stamps
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Now those stamps are now parts of history . The price it value is quite high
Awesome photos.
But still trying to figure out what this stamps are used for.
These stamps were used 130 years ago!
So interesting with the floaty head bust on the design :)
I can’t believe stamps have this much value! How liquid is this market?
That’s the thing. Not as liquid as our silver. Although stamps are nice and interesting to look at, they just don’t compare to silver and gold!
They are really interesting especially the ones that are super rare! It reminds me of looking in the old coin collecting books!
These stamps contain historical values and meanings, thanks for sharing @daveks