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I was able to purchase all the revenues from a very large mostly cover accumulation which recently was found here in western North Carolina. It's been off market for 25+ years.
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Alas, the #26 is questionable at best. It is an overpayment of a 2 cent rate to start with. It is also untied, with a cancel that does not match anything else on the document. The others are very nice. The $1.30 is a lovely solo use paying a proper rate, a fairly scarce usage. |
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I agree with Bart; the #26 doesn't look right. I would expect it to have a manuscript cancel not just a punch, and more importantly the size and type of punch is different from the others used on the document. Too bad, as illegal usages of demonetized postage stamps are quite scarce. I only have a few examples.
I did a doubletake on the R77c as initially I thought it was an R77a, and thought WOW!
Even so, solo (actually any) usages of R77c on document are not common. The R79c is a nice usage as well.
Do any of the bills of exchange have non-U.S. revenues also affixed? Those are fun to try to track down.
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The punch does not tie the stamp. There is clearly some document paper between the punch hole and the stamp. Someone simply used a damaged stamp near the hole. And people were not spending more then they had to on taxes in those days when a penny was real money. |
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Hi Dan - I do not think so although I have not had time to inspect the backs of the 90+ bills of exchange of that type in this hoard. All are perforated 1865 - 1868. |
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Those two stocks are spectacular. Is that Arizona Territory on the Fort Wayne Mining? |
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Quote: Those two stocks are spectacular. Is that Arizona Territory on the Fort Wayne Mining? Lander County is in Nevada. |
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