Sterling Stamps June 19, 2021 INTERNET ONLY Auction
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This lot is closed for bidding. Bidding ended on 6/19/2021
Consists of Iraq, Jordan, Lebanon, and Saudi Arabia. Iraq begins with Mesopotamia having a couple dozen stamps including unused Scott N4, N6, and NO14-21 complete set, then a couple dozen British Mandate, and mostly used to the 1950's with some better like unused airmail sheets mentioned after Scott C8 perf and imperf. Pretty much mixed mint and used after 1960's. Jordan is similar with many of the 1960's issues mint or used. Lebanon and Saudi Arabia have just a few stamps. Spotted many items between the pages that need mounting. Decent collection to build upon. Mostly fine or better throughout. (Est $200-300)
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Middle East Collection to 1980's in Minkus Album (Est $200-300)Middle East Collection to 1980's in Minkus Album (Est $200-300)Middle East Collection to 1980's in Minkus Album (Est $200-300)Middle East Collection to 1980's in Minkus Album (Est $200-300)
Middle East Collection to 1980's in Minkus Album (Est $200-300)Middle East Collection to 1980's in Minkus Album (Est $200-300)Middle East Collection to 1980's in Minkus Album (Est $200-300)Middle East Collection to 1980's in Minkus Album (Est $200-300)
Middle East Collection to 1980's in Minkus Album (Est $200-300)Middle East Collection to 1980's in Minkus Album (Est $200-300)
Middle East Collection to 1980's in Minkus Album (Est $200-300)
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Minimum Bid: $100.00
Final prices include buyers premium: $264.50
Number Bids: 7
Auction closed on Saturday, June 19, 2021.
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