Newfoundland – Scott # 86, used
$0.40Newfoundland Scott #86 (1910) 2¢ commemorative stamp marking the 300th anniversary of John Guy’s settlement at Cuper’s Cove. Used example with clear design and sound perforations.
Newfoundland’s stamps stand apart in Canadian philately, reflecting the island’s long history as a separate colony and later dominion before joining Canada in 1949. Renowned for their bold designs and distinctive subjects, Newfoundland issues feature rugged coastal landscapes, sailing ships, aviation pioneers, wildlife, royalty, and the iconic Newfoundland dog. These stamps capture the maritime spirit, isolation, and independence of the island, making them especially popular with collectors of classic and pictorial issues.
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Newfoundland Scott #86 (1910) 2¢ commemorative stamp marking the 300th anniversary of John Guy’s settlement at Cuper’s Cove. Used example with clear design and sound perforations.

Newfoundland Scott #C6 (1933) 15¢ airmail stamp featuring dog sled mail and aircraft. Unused example with hinge, clear engraving, and sound perforations.