$35.00
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$95.00
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The core set of eleven plus eight further similar values from the same series, issued in subsequent years. All MNH. A perennially popular bird thematic.$75.00
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Only 10,000 of the top value printed.$200.00
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Pristine MNH complete set of twenty-three stamps. Only 17,850 full sets printed.$25.00
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$60.00
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The 5c key stamp of the set is MNH.
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$70.00
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Registered First Day Cover with 2nd June Certificado Exterior CDS on full set to New York with Brownsville, Texas Air Mail Field and New York receiving stamps on the reverse. Centre fold not affecting stamps and a couple of minor tears to left-hand edge. Limited circulation with only 5,000 sets printed.$110.00
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Faintest trace of a hinge. Just 5,000 sets issued.$40.00
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Paradoxically, catalogued as a less expensive set than the identical definitives but with significantly less copies overprinted (only 10,000). The 25c value has a thin.$95.00
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Surcharge set on 1929-30 revenue stamps. There were two printings; this is the first printing with a brownish-vermilion overprint on cream paper. Only 2,000 sets issued. The 2c value is MNH, the 5c is VLM Mint and 10c LM Mint with small hinge remnant.$525.00
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Very undercatalogued in Scott, about right in SG, the Costa Rica SCADTA stamps were handstamped in very low numbers (ignore the image in Scott which shows a false machine cancel - the Costa Rica overprints were all handstamped, except the 30c which was also machine stamped in Berlin). There were only 75 overprints of the 60c and just 50 examples of the 1 peso. Two shades of the 30c value are included in this short set.
$275.00
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Only 40 examples of the $2 and $5 values were printed inverted, making this a very scarce set. Beware perf. 11.5 forgeries.
$750.00
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The 'Marina Oficial' Naval overprints were used on an experimental basis and were affixed to official mail of the Ministry of the Marine. Genuine copies show the Minesterio de Marina Conforme backstamp in violet. A scarce set. Expertization mark on the 2c value.$690.00
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Expertizer's mark (Roig) to reverse. A popular and under catalogued set.$160.00
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The top seven values to the first Presidents & Celebrities set.$160.00
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The top seven values to the first Presidents & Celebrities set.$245.00
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Heavyish hinges, some just showing above the upper perfs. An under catalogued set. The odd short perf.$75.00
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A premium quality set of the ABNC 1905-09 Columbus issue, including the less common green and gray shade of the 1 peso.
$75.00
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Fresh blocks mounted on album page with a single hinge per block, i.e. 3 x MNH per block.$90.00
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Perkins Bacon diagonal Specimen overprint in lower case. Most of the specimen overprints of this issue appear to be in capitals with punch hole. It is likely that this is a UPU specimen set.
$45.00
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Distinctive full offset of the center vignette. MNH on the gummed side, LM Mint on the face.$50.00
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25,400 sets overprinted.$50.00
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Aviation School set. Gum bend on the 2b, a couple with hinge remnants.$60.00
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Graf Zeppelin full set. Small hinge remnants.$80.00
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1st Anniversary of the Revolution set. Some hinge remnants and ragged perfs, typical for the issue.
$590.00
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Full set of 12 of the 1898 'Greater Central American Republic', Hamilton Bank Note black print die proofs. On greyish paper mounted to card, including three composite proofs. Minor surface staining in places. A scarce set.
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$75.00
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17th December 1930 First Day of Issue 2c postcard with commemorative CDS cancellation. An undercatalogued set with only 5,000 sets printed. Minor hinge marks to reverse.$45.00
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35,000 sets issued.$95.00
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This particular set has a couple of interesting varieties: the 75c shows an over-inking of the plate at the base of the stamp and the 3b value is misperfed. 20,000 sets printed. The 10b high value is MNH. All others are between LM Mint and VLM Mint, a few with small hinge remnants. Note that this set is missing the 15c grey-black value.$65.00
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Also includes the 8c and 20c imprint at left issues. The 35c and 68c are MNH.$50.00
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An undercatalogued set with only 6,000 printed. Small print marks on the 50c and 2s values. Fresh.
$95.00
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Complete set, excluding C13 airmail low value. Mostly VLM mint. The 2s value is MNH. The 10s top value looks MNH but has the feintest trace of a hinge under light. The 4s and 1s have hinge remnants. Onwers initials to reverse.$65.00
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Ex ABNC archives with punch hole.$95.00
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Ex ABNC archives with punch hole. Note that this set was issued MNG as specimens.$95.00
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Ex ABNC archives with punch hole.
$290.00
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Ex ABNC archives with punch hole.$45.00
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Only 10,000 sets surcharged.$150.00
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The ABNC Timbre Mobile series of revenues underwent numerous printings between 1924 and the late 1950’s. The marginal examples in this set are from the very first printings around 1924, recognised by the F number in the margin. F7361 and F7460 are the earliest print order numbers in the series, out of 46 different print orders. This set is ex Brian Moorhouse and formed the basis for his Mainsheet article on these stamps in 1991 (Volume 16, No. 61). Overprinted SPECIMEN with punch holes.$65.00
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This is as good as examples of offsets get. 100% mirror image on the gummed reverse side. Only 6,000 examples printed. Undercatalogued.$50.00
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The 15c value of this stamp has a 15c double variety that is catalogued at a 1300% premium. Brian Moorhouse argues in the Mainsheet that these stamps may well have been duty and key plate printed. The 15c stamp in this particular set would seem to evidence that, as the numeral can be seen to be printed in a much darker shade of red (as quoted in Mainsheet) when compared with the regular 15c stamp. This is the only copy I’ve seen with this colouration. Additionally, this set includes the 40c value in a darker shade of blue than is found on the regular stamp.These stamps were hand gummed and hand perforated (hence typical irregular perfs). Very undercatalogued with only 5,000 sets printed.$60.00
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Waterlow file copies with hole punch. Part set, missing 2c and 50c values. These stamps are MNG and show partial water damage from being stored in the basement of the printer which was flooded during World War II after the German bombing of London.$60.00
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Pro Patria commemorative overprint service stamps. Erroneously listed in Scott as essays, these were a private overprint on an official stamp. The red AERO overprint is particularly scarce with only 1000 copies printed. MNG as issued.$40.00
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Reimpression of the 1934 definitives. ABNC specimen overprints with punch hole. Also included are the two additional shades of the 5c and 10c, issued in 1953. The dark blue 5c has toning on the upper left perf tips.$75.00
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ABNC specimen set with punch hole. Perfect gum.$85.00
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ABNC specimen set with punch hole.$55.00
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These are the genuine perf.12 stamps. Identical sets in the market that measure perf. 13 are forgeries. Only 4,500 sets printed.$55.00
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These are the genuine perf.12 stamps. Identical sets in the market that measure perf. 13 are forgeries. Only 4,500 sets printed. Very light hinging across the set.$75.00
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11,000 copies printed.$115.00
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A well preserved complete set of three with full gum and all with four margins. A few light hinge marks. H&G 9, 10 & 11.$245.00
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Very light hinging across the set. Also includes shades of the 10,15,20 and 50 centavos values. Only 3,000 sets printed.
