Canada Scott/Unitrade # 32

Just saw a copy of Canada Scott/Unitrade # 32 being offered on Canada Stamp Finder website under offerings.

Very nice offering, for the collector who has everything and lots of $$

I agree......links not allowed ?? Why ??




Canada Scott #32 (SG #57ac): 2¢ Green on LAID PAPER

Mint/Used: Used

Price: 369000.00
Description:
2¢ Green on LAID PAPER with prominent horizontal laid lines and a most attractive blue straight line (REGIS)TERED cancel, the stamp has a small shallow thin and light vertical crease but is certainly the finest and most presentable of the three known examples of this WORLD CLASS RARITY, universally acknowledged as CANADA'S RAREST POSTAGE STAMP. It is the keystone item in Canadian philately and is an essential requirement for those seeking either a complete collection of the Large Queen issue or Canada in general and is one of the most FAMOUS and SOUGHT-AFTER STAMPS in the WORLD. It is accompanied by a 1935 Royal Philatelic Society of London certificate of genuineness. In the past, this treasure has graced many of the finest Canadian collections ever formed, including:Ferrary, Colson, Reford, Kanee, 'Bayfield' & Brigham

It was sold in 2014 for $475,000

Grrr. I know that I have answered this multiple times. There are a handful of website which are not allowed because they have previously broken the spam rule here.

We disallow 'free' advertising for commercial sites. If a commercial site owner want to join the community, they have to play by the same rules as the rest of us (contribute).

They can join and help others. Or they can donate a few dollars. Or they can sponsor a forum category. Or they can buy a banner ad. There are several ways (including no cost ways) to support our community.

I have never seen any site added to the disallow list unless they have repeatedly broken the rules.

Note Koala Stamps, Varisell, and CDDstamps at top of this page. They are commercial sites which ARE supporting our community. Would it be fair to them to allow spammers free advertising while they support us?
Don

Some of Brigham's material may not of sold as announced. There are some of his collection that have been or are being offered for sale through Stamp Finder.

Watermark is 100% correct. I will avoid going into details, suffice it to say I attended the auction (advertised as unreserved!) and anyone who bought may have paid above a "bought-in" price. Plus, I do not want to be sued!

Couldn't get the link put on here for the website because it is blocked by this website. Am I missing something here about this stamp and its previous selling at auction?

How about a bunch of overzealous philatelists get together and pitch in to buy such a stamp and then share having it for a few days each year under their thumbs like shareholders of a travelling house to house private stamp exhibit?