Of All The $3 Jubilee's Printed, How Many Exist In Pairs (Estimate)?

I am looking for info on the Jubilee's and am interested in about how many pairs or greater exist. Thanks

Welcome to the forum Bricek

I brought up this question and other stamps about what percentage of 1800 stamps have survived...I talked to a well known stamp collector and we thought probably any where from 2% to 4%..

That is the rule of thumb I went by, UNTIL I was talking to the President of BNAPS Ken Lemke last night and he gave me a name of a gentleman that did a in depth analysis about this same inquiry.

His name is David McLaughlin, Vice-President of PSSC...You can contact him at the site below..
https://philatelicspecialistssociet...xecutive.htm

Or email him at
david.mclaughlin@rogers.com

Hope this helps.
Robert

Also, here is a link to PSSC pdf files..World Wide pdf's

Robert
https://philatelicspecialistssociet...ntations.php

Thank you very much.

A large percentage of the dollar-value ($1 and up) were used in Winnipeg as "receipts" for bulk newspaper mailings. You will probably see a greater proportion of these dollar-value Jubilees than other 19th century stamps as a result. As a result, used blocks of the high value Jubilees with magenta Winnipeg cancellations are not as rare as blocks of U.S. Columbian dollar-value stamps (same era), even though a much smaller number were printed.