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The Large Queen Dominion of Canada series of stamps was issued from 1868-1876. There were 9,400,000 6 Cent stamps ordered. It came in three shades: Dark Brown, Yellow Brown, and Black Brown. In very fine mint shape, it goes for as much as $2,500 ($2,000 US).
6 Cents Queen Victoria
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There were 1,940,000 12 1/2 Cent Queen Victoria stamps ordered. It came in three shades: Blue, Deep Blue and Milky Blue. Some catalogues value it as high as $1,400 ($1,100 US).
12 1/2 Cent Queen Victoria
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The 15 Cent Queen Victoria came in a whopping 10 shades: Grey Violet, Greyish Purple, Red Lilac, Brown Purple, Grey, Greenish Grey, Blue Grey, Deep Blue, Deep Violet, and Slate Grey! It’s uncertain how many were ordered. It is valued anywhere between $125 ($100 US) and $30,000 ($25,000 US) depending on special flaws or unusual characteristics!
15 Cent Queen Victoria
Source: The Unitrade specialized catalogue of Canadian Stamps
Thanks to @papa-pepper for creating these logos for @daveks!
Some beautiful designs there. Stamps are always a great source of inspiration.
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I thing this history and art is so old..but your post is so good
Cool post! I used to collect stamps/coins/minerals when I was younger. My entire stamp collection was worth maybe 1/1000 of those you’ve posted 😂
Each one has characteristic properties :)
wow very good art
The Technology was that time not so developed, but the art of making stamp so nice . it still now in good condition.
Great post
Rare 3 Sen stamp sold for more than US $ 1 Million Dollar (10 Billion)
The 3-cent "B Grill" stamp is colored like a rose is one of four similar stamps that still exist. An unknown buyer won the auction for US $ 1.035 million dollars (10 billion).