Stanley Gibbons, the renowned auction house specializing in rare stamps, is holding its auction on the 28th and 29th of March. The two-day event promises to be a showcase of some of the most sought-after stamps in the world, with collectors and enthusiasts from all corners of the globe expected to participate.
Some of the highlights of the auction will include:
1878, £1 Queen Victoria brown-lilac imprimatur, superb example with good colour and large margins. Estimated price: £15,000 - £20,000.
This £1 Queen Victoria stamp and its varieties can be found in our catalog of British stamps.
1929, 1/2p King George V and 9th Postal Union Congress London special block of 4 imperforate stamps issued on thin white glazed paper. Estimated price: £18,000 - £20,000
This 9th Postal Union Congress stamp series and its varieties can be also found in our catalog of British stamps.
1875, Queen Victoria Telegraph stamp series. Hand-painted essays from the De La Rue archives. Estimated price: £18,000 - £20,000
As always, the auction will feature a range of bidding options, from online bidding to telephone bidding and in-person bidding. This allows collectors from all over the world to participate in the event, regardless of their location. The auction house is also known for its expert appraisals and catalogs, which provide detailed information and analysis of each stamp on offer.
For collectors and enthusiasts of rare stamps, the Stanley Gibbons auction is a must-attend event. With a range of rare and historical stamps on offer, the auction promises to be an exciting and competitive affair, with some of the most valuable stamps in the world up for grabs.
Whether you're a seasoned collector or a newcomer to the world of stamp collecting, the Stanley Gibbons auction is an event not to be missed.
