Cambodia Scott #984 MNH (1989) – Souvenir sheet featuring a 19th-century horse-drawn stagecoach, part of the History of Transportation series. A colorful and detailed design from the People’s Republic of Kampuchea, ideal for transportation and topical collectors.
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Afghanistan – Scott # 860, used
$0.50Afghanistan Scott #860 (1972), Used. “Allium stipitatum” floral issue. Clean cancel, strong color, sound condition.
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Afghanistan – Scott # 884, used
$0.75Afghanistan Scott #884 (1973), Used. Great Crested Grebe. Clear cancel, strong color, sound condition.
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Afghanistan – Scott #s 470-71, imperforate
$1.25Afghanistan Scott #470–471 (1960), MNH imperforate pair. “Help the Refugees.” Fresh, clean, full OG.
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Bahawalpur – Scott #s 26-29
$0.40A complete mint, never hinged set of Bahawalpur’s 1949 Universal Postal Union Anniversary stamps (Scott #26–29). Beautifully engraved by De La Rue and issued just before Bahawalpur joined Pakistan, these commemoratives mark the 75th anniversary of the UPU with striking imagery of global unity through communication.
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Cambodia – Scott # 240-42
$0.401970 Cambodia set of 3 marking the International Year of Education (Scott 240–242). MNH.
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Cambodia – Scott # B5, used
$0.751957 Cambodia semi-postal for the 2500th Anniversary of Buddhism. Used; clean and well-struck cancel.
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Cambodia – Scott #s 1598-03
$1.50Cambodia Scott #1598–1603 MNH (1997) – Complete six-stamp set featuring beautifully illustrated songbirds, including the waxwing, shrike, sparrow, and bunting species. A colorful and detailed wildlife issue promoting bird conservation in the Kingdom of Cambodia.
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Cambodia – Scott #s 234-36
$0.50Cambodia Scott #234–236 (1963), MNH three-stamp set issued for World Meteorological Day, each depicting a Banteay Srei bas-relief with meteorological star. Crisp engravings, bright color, and post-office-fresh gum. A striking and culturally rich thematic set.
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Cambodia – Scott #s 269-71
$0.501971 Cambodia UNICEF 25th Anniversary set of 3 (Scott 269–271). Bright, clean MNH set.
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Cambodia – Scott #s 312-14
$1.001967–68 Cambodia Apsara & Devata set (Scott 312–314). Beautiful engraved designs; MNH.
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Cambodia – Scott #s 59-61
$1.501955 Cambodia Scott #59–61 MNH – Three-stamp engraved set commemorating Cambodia’s admission to the United Nations, featuring King Norodom Sihanouk, the UN emblem, and national flag. A historic and beautifully crafted early issue marking the nation’s independence and global recognition.
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Ceylon – Scott # 277, used
$1.501937 Ceylon 20¢ blue stamp (Scott #277) commemorating the Coronation of King George VI and Queen Elizabeth. Nicely canceled, clean used example.
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Ceylon – Scott # 287, used
$0.501938 Ceylon 1R10 “Trincomalee Harbor” definitive (Scott #287) featuring King George VI. Deep brown and blue, clean used example with fine detail.
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Ceylon – Scott # 306, used
$0.401949 Ceylon 25¢ blue stamp (Scott #306) celebrating the 75th Anniversary of the Universal Postal Union. Globe and transport design, used.
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Ceylon – Scott # 319, used
$0.401954 Ceylon 2¢ “Deer” definitive (Scott #319). Finely engraved wildlife design in brown and green. Used example with clean cancellation.
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Ceylon – Scott # 377, used
$0.501964 Ceylon 60¢ Junglefowl definitive (Scott #377). National bird of Sri Lanka in vivid color. Clean used example with sharp detail.
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Ceylon – Scott # 451, used
$0.501970 Ceylon 15¢ stamp (Scott #451) marking the UN’s International Education Year. Features ola leaf manuscripts and UN emblem. Used, fine example.
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Ceylon – Scott # 468, used
$0.401972 Ceylon 25¢ stamp (Scott #468) commemorating the World Health Organization. Blue and gold WHO emblem design, clean used example.
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Ceylon – Scott #s 264-74 (includes 264a & 265a), used
$17.50Ceylon 1938–49 KGVI Pictorials, Scott #264–274 complete, including 264a & 265a. All used with strong color and clear cancels.
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Ceylon – Scott #s 307-12, used
$0.751950–51 Ceylon definitive set (Scott #307–312) featuring national landmarks, flora, and cultural scenes. Clean used examples with vibrant color.
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Ceylon – Scott #s 313-14, used
$1.001951–52 Ceylon 10¢ Coconut Tree and 35¢ Orchids definitives (Scott #313–314). Clean used examples showcasing tropical flora and fine engraving.
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Ceylon – Scott #s 357-58
$0.401958 Ceylon Human Rights 10th Anniversary set (Scott #357–358). Two MNH values featuring globe and hands design symbolizing world unity.
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China – Scott # 5L62, used
$1.25East China Liberation Area 1949 3,000 yuan Map of China & Korea (Scott #5L62), used.
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China – Scott # 776
$0.50China (ROC) 1946, Scott #776: 50th Anniversary of Directorate General of Posts; ship, train & planes design. 1000y. MNH.
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Hong Kong – Scott # 109, used
$0.50Hong Kong Scott #109 (1912) 1¢ Violet-Brown, King George V definitive. Used example with clear cancel. Printed by De La Rue; an attractive early George V issue showing strong colonial engraving detail.
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Hong Kong – Scott # 111, used
$0.50Hong Kong Scott #111 (1912) 4¢ Carmine, King George V definitive. Used with light HONG KONG cancel. Bright color and sharp impression — a fine example of early 20th-century colonial engraving by De La Rue.
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Hong Kong – Scott # 116, used
$0.50Hong Kong Scott #116 (1912) 20¢ Olive-Green & Purple, King George V definitive. Used with light circular cancel. Clean, well-centered, and crisply printed — a fine example of the classic early George V design by De La Rue.
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Hong Kong – Scott # 118, used
$2.75Hong Kong Scott #118 (1912) 50¢ Slate & Purple, King George V definitive. Used with light cancel, strong color contrast, and clean perforations. A handsome high-value issue from the early reign of George V, printed by De La Rue.
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Hong Kong – Scott # 119, used
$0.75Hong Kong Scott #119 (1912) 50¢ Black on Green, King George V definitive. Used with light cancel, sharp impression, and excellent color contrast. A fine and desirable high-value stamp printed by De La Rue.
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Hong Kong – Scott # 120, used
$1.75Hong Kong Scott #120 (1912) $1 Violet and Blue, King George V definitive. Used with light cancel, fresh color, and well-centered design. A handsome high-value issue from the classic De La Rue series.
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Hong Kong – Scott # 1239, used
$0.60Hong Kong Scott #1239 (2006) $3 Red-Whiskered Bulbul stamp. Used with clean cancel. Attractive wildlife definitive.
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Hong Kong – Scott # 1242, used
$1.75Hong Kong Scott #1242 (2006) $13 “Northern Shoveler” bird definitive. Used with clean cancel; attractive high-value wildlife issue.
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Hong Kong – Scott # 128, used
$25.00Hong Kong Scott #128 (1921–37) 25¢ Violet and Purple, King George V definitive. Used with light circular cancel, clean and well-centered with strong color. A classic later issue of the De La Rue design, featuring the script watermark.
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Hong Kong – Scott # 129, hinged
$0.40Hong Kong Scott #129 (1921–37) 1¢ Brown, King George V definitive. Unused with original gum, light hinge, fine centering, and rich color. A classic early 20th-century colonial issue printed by De La Rue.
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Hong Kong – Scott # 131, hinged
$2.75Hong Kong Scott #131 (1921–37) 2¢ Slate, King George V definitive. Unused with original gum, lightly hinged. Crisp impression and fine centering. A clean and attractive lower-denomination issue from the De La Rue series.
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Hong Kong – Scott # 132, used
$0.50Hong Kong Scott #132 (1912–21) Used – King George V 3¢ Gray.
Beautifully engraved early definitive printed by De La Rue, featuring King George V with Chinese inscriptions. Light circular cancel, clean and well-centered. -
Hong Kong – Scott # 133, used
$0.40Hong Kong 1912–21 King George V 4¢ carmine red definitive (Scott #133), used. Finely engraved De La Rue printing with partial HONG KONG cancel. Classic colonial-era issue in fine condition.
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Hong Kong – Scott # 137, used
$2.50Hong Kong 1912–21 King George V 10¢ ultramarine definitive (Scott #137), used. Fine engraved design by De La Rue & Co. Light cancel, clean perforations—classic colonial-era issue.
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Hong Kong – Scott # 138, used
$1.25Hong Kong 1912–21 King George V 12¢ bister & purple brown definitive (Scott #138), used. Fine De La Rue engraving with HONG KONG cancel—classic early colonial issue.
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Hong Kong – Scott # 140, used
$0.50Hong Kong 1912–21 King George V 25¢ purple & violet definitive (Scott #140), used. Fine De La Rue printing with HONG KONG postmark—classic colonial-era issue.
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Hong Kong – Scott # 144, used
$2.50Hong Kong 1912–21 King George V $2 carmine & black definitive (Scott #144), used. A bold, high-value De La Rue issue with clear cancel and strong color — an attractive classic colonial stamp.
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Hong Kong – Scott # 15, used
$2.75Hong Kong Scott #15 (1863–71), 12¢ blue Queen Victoria, used. Early De La Rue issue with bilingual inscriptions and clear cancel. Classic 19th-century British Hong Kong stamp in solid collectible condition.
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Hong Kong – Scott # 154, used
$0.75Hong Kong 1938–48 King George VI 1¢ brown definitive (Scott #154), used, clear cancel and good color—an excellent example of an early KGVI issue.
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Hong Kong – Scott # 156, used
$1.25Hong Kong 1938–48 King George VI 4¢ yellow-orange definitive (Scott #156), used. Clear cancel and good color—classic wartime-era Hong Kong definitive.
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Hong Kong – Scott # 157B, hinged
$0.40Hong Kong 1938–48 King George VI 8¢ reddish violet definitive (Scott #157B), unused hinged. Crisp engraving and strong color—attractive example of classic wartime-era Hong Kong.
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Hong Kong – Scott # 158, hinged
$1.25Hong Kong 1938–48 King George VI 10¢ violet definitive (Scott #158), unused hinged. Strong color and crisp engraving—attractive mid-range value from this popular series.
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Hong Kong – Scott # 160, used
$1.00Hong Kong Scott #160 (1938–48) 25¢ blue, used, with clear circular cancel. Sharp engraving and bilingual design—an attractive example from the King George VI definitive series.
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Hong Kong – Scott # 160A, hinged
$1.25Hong Kong Scott #160A (1938–48), 25¢ olive-bistre, unused hinged. King George VI definitive issue with bilingual inscriptions. Clean, attractive example of this color variety.
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Hong Kong – Scott # 161, used
$0.50Hong Kong Scott #161 (1938–48), 30¢ olive-bistre, used. King George VI definitive with bilingual inscriptions and clear postal cancel. Attractive and collectible.
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Hong Kong – Scott # 161B, hinged
$1.00Hong Kong Scott #161B, 30¢ blue King George VI definitive. Unused, hinged with fresh color and clean presentation. A key variety from the 1938–48 issue.
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Hong Kong – Scott # 163B, hinged
$6.50Hong Kong Scott #163B, $1 Carmine & Green King George VI definitive. Unused, hinged with fresh color and clean presentation. Classic engraved British colonial issue.
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Hong Kong – Scott # 165A, used
$1.00Hong Kong Scott #165A, $5 Green & Violet King George VI definitive. Used with clear cancellation, strong color, and solid presentation. A key high-value from the 1938–48 set.
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Hong Kong – Scott # 184, hinged
$0.75Hong Kong Scott #184 (1953). Coronation of Queen Elizabeth II, 10¢, purple & black. Unused, lightly hinged, bright and clean.
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Hong Kong – Scott # 197, used
$0.75Hong Kong Scott #197 (1954), $5 QEII definitive. Used with clean cancellation and bold color. A desirable high-value stamp from the early Elizabethan era.
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Hong Kong – Scott # 198, used
$2.50Hong Kong Scott #198 (1954), $10 QEII high-value definitive. Used with clean color and clear cancellation. A key and desirable classic.
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Hong Kong – Scott # 199, hinged
$1.25Hong Kong Scott #199 (1961) $1 University of Hong Kong Golden Jubilee. Unused hinged. Bright color and clean presentation.
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Hong Kong – Scott # 20, used
$1.75Hong Kong Scott #20 (issued 1863–71) is a 48-cent lilac Queen Victoria definitive from the first classic series produced by De La Rue & Co. in London. This handsome stamp features a finely engraved profile of Queen Victoria facing left, enclosed within a decorative keyplate frame inscribed “HONG KONG” at top and the Chinese denomination “四十八仙” (“forty-eight cents”) along the sides. The lilac shade gives this issue a distinctly elegant appearance, reflecting the refined Victorian engraving style of the mid-19th century.
This used example bears a bold barred oval cancellation typical of the early Hong Kong postal era. Despite moderate cancellation wear, the design remains visible and retains its characteristic purple tone. Issued during a period of rapid colonial expansion and increased trade in the South China Sea, this stamp stands as a tangible relic of Hong Kong’s early postal and economic history under British rule. A desirable piece for collectors specializing in classic British Empire or Asian colonial issues.
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Hong Kong – Scott # 21, used
$10.00Hong Kong Scott #21 (1871–72), 48¢ rose Queen Victoria, used. De La Rue keyplate issue with bilingual inscriptions and clear cancel. A vivid and desirable example of Hong Kong’s early classic period.
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Hong Kong – Scott # 215, used
$0.50Hong Kong Scott #215 (1954) $5 QEII definitive. Used with clear cancel. Bright color and strong portrait detail.
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Hong Kong – Scott # 24, used
$21.00Hong Kong Scott #24 (1863–71), 96¢ gray Queen Victoria, used. High-value De La Rue keyplate issue with bilingual inscriptions and strong barred cancel. A scarce and desirable classic from early British Hong Kong.
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Hong Kong – Scott # 285, used
$0.50Hong Kong Scott #285 (1973), $2 Queen Elizabeth II definitive. Used, clear cancel, strong color and detail.
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Hong Kong – Scott # 286, used
$2.00Hong Kong Scott #286 (1973), $5 Queen Elizabeth II definitive. Used, strong color and attractive cancel.
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Hong Kong – Scott # 399, used
$0.50Hong Kong Scott #399 (1976), $2 “Lion & Dragon” Queen Elizabeth II definitive. Used with clear cancel.
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Hong Kong – Scott # 456, used
$3.00Hong Kong Scott #456 (1978), $5 “Chinese New Year Flower” definitive. Used with clear cancellation.
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Hong Kong – Scott # 52, used
$45.00Hong Kong Scott #52 (1882), 20¢ on 30¢ green Queen Victoria, used. Black surcharge over De La Rue keyplate design with bilingual inscriptions and clear cancel. Scarce and collectible transitional surcharge issue.
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Hong Kong – Scott # 533, used
$0.50Hong Kong Scott #533 (1989) – $1.80 Queen Elizabeth II definitive with skyline. Used with clean postmark.
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Hong Kong – Scott # 54, used
$100.00Hong Kong Scott #54 (1882), 50¢ on 48¢ lilac Queen Victoria, used. Bold black surcharge over De La Rue keyplate issue with bilingual inscriptions. Attractive and collectible transitional surcharge from early colonial Hong Kong.
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Hong Kong – Scott # 55, used
$25.00Hong Kong Scott #55 (1882), $1 on 96¢ gray Queen Victoria, used with perfin. Bold black surcharge and clear cancel on De La Rue keyplate issue. Scarce high-value colonial surcharge with company perforation.
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Hong Kong – Scott # 61, used
$4.00Hong Kong Scott #61 (1885), 20¢ on 30¢ yellow-green Queen Victoria, used. Clear black surcharge over De La Rue keyplate issue with full circular cancel. Classic and collectible late 19th-century Hong Kong surcharge.
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Hong Kong – Scott # 651A, used
$0.50Hong Kong Scott #651A – $3.10 Queen Elizabeth II definitive. Used, clean cancel, crisp color and sound perforations. Nice example from the Sculptured Head series.
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Hong Kong – Scott # 651B, used
$0.75Hong Kong Scott #651B – $5 Queen Elizabeth II definitive. Used, bright color, clean cancel, sound perforations. A key high-value from the Sculptured Head series.
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Hong Kong – Scott # 651C, used
$1.50Hong Kong Scott #651C – $10 Queen Elizabeth II “Sculptured Head” definitive. Used, bold cancellation, excellent color and detail.
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Hong Kong – Scott # 651D, used
$3.00Hong Kong Scott #651D – $20 QEII “Sculptured Head” definitive. Used, strong color and clear cancellation.
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Hong Kong – Scott # 651E, used
$6.00Hong Kong Scott #651E — $50 QEII “Sculptured Head” definitive, used, bold color with clear postal cancel.
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Hong Kong – Scott # 71, hinged
$0.75Hong Kong Scott #71 (1903), 1¢ brown King Edward VII, unused, hinged. De La Rue “Crown and Scroll” design with Chinese denomination inscriptions. Classic early Edwardian issue in fine collectible condition.
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Hong Kong – Scott # 72, used
$0.75Hong Kong Scott #72 (1903), 2¢ green King Edward VII, used. De La Rue “Crown and Scroll” issue with Chinese denomination and clear cancel. Attractive early Edwardian Hong Kong definitive.
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Hong Kong – Scott # 74, used
$3.00Hong Kong Scott #74 (1903), 5¢ orange and green King Edward VII, used. De La Rue “Crown and Scroll” issue with bilingual inscriptions and clear cancel. Vibrant and well-centered Edwardian Hong Kong stamp.
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Hong Kong – Scott # 76, used
$0.40Hong Kong Scott #76 (1903), 10¢ ultramarine and brown King Edward VII, used. De La Rue “Crown and Scroll” issue with bilingual inscriptions and clear cancel. Attractive and finely detailed Edwardian Hong Kong stamp.
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Hong Kong – Scott # 776, used
$1.00Hong Kong Scott #776 – $10 Victoria Harbour skyline definitive. Used with light cancel; bright color and clean presentation.
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Hong Kong – Scott # 78, used
$1.50Hong Kong Scott #78 (1903), 20¢ brown and red King Edward VII, used. De La Rue “Crown and Scroll” issue with bilingual inscriptions and crisp boxed cancel. Striking and well-preserved early 20th-century Hong Kong classic.
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Hong Kong – Scott # 81, used
$9.00Hong Kong Scott #81 (1903), $1 lilac and olive-green King Edward VII, used. High-value De La Rue “Crown and Scroll” issue with bilingual inscriptions and strong cancel. Classic Edwardian Hong Kong stamp in fine collectible condition.
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Hong Kong – Scott # 86, used
$0.40Hong Kong Scott #86 (1907), 2¢ green King Edward VII, used. Single-color De La Rue “Crown and Scroll” issue with bilingual inscriptions and clean cancel. Vibrant, well-centered example of a classic Hong Kong definitive.
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Hong Kong – Scott # 88, used
$0.50Hong Kong Scott #88 (1903) 2¢ Green, King Edward VII definitive. Used example with clear cancellation. A classic early 20th-century colonial issue engraved by De La Rue.
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Hong Kong – Scott # 91, used
$5.50Hong Kong Scott #91 (1903) 5¢ Orange & Green, King Edward VII definitive. Used example with light cancel. Engraved by De La Rue; a key issue from the early Edwardian series.
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Hong Kong – Scott # 94, used
$0.40Hong Kong Scott #94 (1903) 10¢ Lilac & Ultramarine, King Edward VII definitive. Used example with bold HONG KONG cancel. Engraved by De La Rue; a striking bicolor colonial issue.
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Hong Kong – Scott # 99, used
$10.00Hong Kong Scott #99 (1904) 30¢ Black & Pale Green, King Edward VII definitive. Used with perfin and HONG KONG cancel. A clean and attractive business-use example of this high-value issue.
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Hong Kong – Scott #s 1112-15
$1.00Hong Kong Scott #1112–1115 “Hong Kong Currency” set (2002). MNH. Four stamps illustrating major milestones in Hong Kong’s coinage and banknote history.
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Hong Kong – Scott #s 151-53, hinged
$7.50Hong Kong 1937 Coronation set of King George VI & Queen Elizabeth (Scott #151–153), unused hinged. Three-stamp set in green, carmine, and deep blue, engraved by Bradbury Wilkinson—classic and desirable commemorative issue.
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Hong Kong – Scott #s 174-75, hinged
$1.25Hong Kong Scott #174–175, 1946 Victory Issue (“Resurgo”). King George VI with phoenix and lions. Unused, hinged, bright color and fine detail.
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Hong Kong – Scott #s 185-92, used
$2.00Hong Kong Scott #185–192, 1954–60 Queen Elizabeth II definitive set, complete used (8 stamps) with nice cancels. A classic early QEII issue.
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Hong Kong – Scott #s 245-46, used
$0.50Hong Kong 1966 Scott #245–246, “Bauhinia blakeana” and Coat of Arms. Used, clear cancels, bright color and strong detail.
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Laos – Scott # 51
$0.40Laos 1958 Scott #51, 1 Kip multicolor “Brussels World Fair” issue, MNH. Bright and beautifully engraved stamp celebrating Laos’s participation in Expo 58.
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Laos – Scott # 876
$2.00Laos 1988 Scott #876, 95 Kip “Flowers and Butterfly” souvenir sheet, MNH. Issued for FINLANDIA ’88 World Stamp Exhibition—vivid and beautifully printed floral design.
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Laos – Scott # B4
$1.00Laos 1960 Scott #B4, 4K + 1K “World Refugee Year” semi-postal, MNH. Features King Sisavang Vong and national emblem—clean, well-centered, and fresh color.
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Laos – Scott #s 237-38 & C103
$1.25Laos commemorative set (Scott #237, #238 & C103); MNH; Lions Club issues featuring guardian-lion sculptures and commemorative airmail design.
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Laos – Scott #s 304-05
$1.001978 Laos World Telecommunications Day set (Scott #304–305); MNH; bold circuit-themed modernist designs.
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Laos – Scott #s 306-09
$1.001978 Laos AOPU 15th Anniversary set (Scott #306–309); MNH; scenes of letter mailing and postal workers.
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Laos – Scott #s 517-20
$5.00Laos 1984 Scott #517–520, complete four-stamp WWF “Panthera tigris” set, MNH. Vivid color and beautiful wildlife artwork celebrating tiger conservation.
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Laos – Scott #s 85-87
$0.751959 Laos Red Cross Centenary set (Scott #85–87); MNH; engraved humanitarian design with traditional Lao framing.
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Laos – Scott #s 92-95
$1.001958 Laos set (Scott #92–95); MNH; ritual objects, Buddha & landscape, youth march, and rural school.
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Laos – Scott #s B6-8, used
$0.75Laos 1966 Scott #B6–B8, complete “Flood Relief” semi-postal set, used. Three engraved designs showing flood devastation in Laos—clean cancels and strong color.
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Laos – Scott #s C31-34
$2.251957 Laos Red Cross 3rd Anniversary airmail set (Scott C31–C34); MNH; Marc Leguay design of mother and child.
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Laos – Scott #s C91-93
$0.751958 Laos Airmail Set (Scott #C91–C93); MNH; three beautifully engraved mythological designs.
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Laos – Scott #s J8-11
$0.751958 Laos Postage Due Set (Scott J8–J11); MNH; colorful Nāga designs in four denominations.
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People’s Republic of China – Scott # 180
$0.401953 PRC 800y Worker at Lathe (Scott #180). MNH; bright and well-centered.
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People’s Republic of China – Scott #s 225-28
$2.751954 China (PRC) set of 4 Ancient Artifacts (Scott 225–228). MNH; issued without gum.
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Philippines – Scott #s 817-17
$0.401960s Philippines “Sunset, Manila Bay” pair (Scott #817–818), mint never hinged, featuring vivid tropical sunset artwork.
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Portuguese India – Scott # 513
$0.50Portuguese India 1951, Scott #513, Tricentennial of Padre José Vaz. Blue 9 Tangas issue. Unused, hinged.
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Portuguese India – Scott #s 532-33
$0.40Portuguese India 1935, Scott #532–533, Centenary of Bishop Sebastião Rodolfo Dalgado. Mint, never hinged.
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Republic of China – Scott # 1114, used
$0.75Taiwan 1960, 700 yuan Chiang Kai-shek Third-Term Inauguration (Scott #1114), used.
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Republic of China – Scott # 1126, used
$1.00Taiwan 1961, 700 yuan Chiang Kai-shek with Scroll stamp (Scott #1126), used.
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Republic of China – Scott # 1173, used
$0.75Taiwan 1963, 200c Map of Taiwan – Highway Completion Anniversary (Scott #1173), used.
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Republic of China – Scott #s 1163-64, used
$0.50Taiwan 1962 Filial Piety Series – “Wise Mother” (40c) and “Dutiful Daughter-In-Law” (300c) (Scott #1163–1164), used.
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Republic of China – Scott #s 1200-03, used
$0.50Taiwan 1964 Rural Reconstruction Commission 10th Anniversary set (Scott #1200–1203), used.
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Thailand – Scott # 1840
$0.30Thailand Scott #1840 (1998) MNH – 2 Baht “Honour Years of Thai Lions” commemorative showing Lions Club HQ and flags; bright, clean modern issue.
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Thailand – Scott # 293, used
$0.40Thailand Scott #293 (1957) 5B King Bhumibol – Used; classic high-value definitive with engraved portrait and strong color.
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Thailand – Scott # 315
$1.75Thailand Scott #315 (1955) MNH – United Nations Day 25s violet with red “1955” overprint; clean, fresh gum and strong color.
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Thailand – Scott # 330
$0.50Thailand Scott #330 (1956) MNH – United Nations Day 25s olive green; clean, fresh gum and bold emblem design.
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Thailand – Scott # 331
$0.50Thailand Scott #331 (1956) MNH – 25s orange-brown “United Nations Day” issue featuring UN emblem; bright color, full gum, fresh and clean.
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Thailand – Scott # 347
$0.50Thailand Scott #347 (1958) MNH – 50s violet “United Nations Day” issue with UN emblem; bright color, clean gum, well-centered.
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Thailand – Scott # 447, used
$0.40Thailand Scott #447 (1966) used – 2 Baht turquoise “5th Asian Games, Bangkok” stamp featuring swimmer and Games emblem; light cancel, fine.
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Thailand – Scott # 618, used
$0.50Thailand Scott #618 (1981) used – 50 Baht violet & green definitive featuring King Bhumibol Adulyadej; light cancel, fine centering.
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Thailand – Scott # 619, used
$1.00Thailand Scott #619 (1981) used – 100 Baht red-orange & blue-green definitive featuring King Bhumibol Adulyadej; light cancel, fine condition.
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Thailand – Scott # 628
$0.401972 Thailand 75s Crown Prince Vajiralongkorn portrait (Scott #628); MNH; ornate sepia-framed royal issue.
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Thailand – Scott # 695
$0.501975 Thailand National Children’s Day 75s (Scott #695); MNH; two children in traditional dress within floral wreath.
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Thailand – Scott #s 297-99
$6.00Thailand Scott #297–299 (1952–1954) MNH – United Nations Day set of 3 with red year overprints; clean, fresh, and post-office original gum.
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Thailand – Scott #s 337-38
$1.00Thailand Scott #337–338 (1957) MNH – 50s brown & 2b green “Wat Arun, Temple of the Dawn” set issued for Buddhist Era 2500; fresh and well-centered.
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Thailand – Scott #s 419-20, used
$3.001968 Thailand set (Scott #419–420); used; King Bhumibol 36th Birthday Anniversary portraits in blue and magenta.
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Thailand – Scott 357, used
$0.75Thailand Scott #357 (1961) used – 2 Baht red & violet King Bhumibol Adulyadej definitive; clean cancel, fine detail.
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Turkmenistan – Scott # 22
$3.00Turkmenistan Scott #22 (1992) — “Barcelona ’92 Olympics” se-tenant strip featuring weightlifting, equestrian, wrestling, and rowing. Mint, Never Hinged.
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Turkmenistan – Scott # 8
$0.40Turkmenistan Scott #8 (1992) — 25-ruble issue featuring President Saparmurat Niyazov, Turkmenistan’s first post-independence leader. Mint, Never Hinged.