This auction is going to be held at the Teaneck, N.J. Galleries. It will also be available online through CherrystoneLIVE. With 1,316 lots, the sale will be divided into four sessions.
The auction has a United States section, along with a special collection of Postal History of the South. The World sections will showcase an exceptional collection of Bavaria as well as stamps and covers that have never been auctioned before. Among other countries: France, Italy, Sweden, and the British Commonwealth, with numerous rare items for bidding.
There will be 200 options for collectors willing to buy something truly extraordinary. These items include albums, special holdings, envelopes, and so on. For instance, there will be a collection of Indian Feudatory States, which is estimated to sell for $100,000.
Well, we've found some interesting stamps from the USA that really deserves your attention.
1901, Pan-American Exposition Fast Lake 1c stamp, green and black, center inverted error, light crease (Catalog value: $12,500). Estimated price: $4,500.
A rare find, the 1851 Washington 12c black stamp, features slightly disturbed original gum and hinge remnants. It boasts margins all around, including part of the adjoining stamp at the left. Authenticated with a 1989 PFC noting the "slightly disturbed o.g." and a 2019 PSE certificate graded "VF 80" also noting the slightly disturbed original gum.
This unused stamp holds significant value, with a catalog value of $6,250. Estimated price: $2,000.
The dealer has an extensive collection of rare stamps dating from 1851 to 1940, showcased in over 34 small 3-ring binders. It includes thousands of used and unused singles displayed on pages, featuring various noteworthy items.
This collection also has many certificates, imperforate singles and pairs, booklet panes, and other unique items. Though some may show signs of wear, the collection holds immense value based on catalog estimates. Estimated price: $24,000.
A sizable and special collection spanning from 1922 to the 1980s is available for enthusiasts, meticulously assembled in 62 Scott binders. It encompasses a wide range of categories, featuring a selection of premium items. Within this collection, collectors will find many notable pieces.
The collection offers significant potential, with the possibility of undiscovered gems in plate numbers yet to be explored. While some items may vary in condition, the majority are of fine to very fine quality, contributing to a high catalog value overall. Estimated price: $12,000.
A diverse collection spanning from 1857 to 1946 is available in two Scott albums. Noteworthy items in this compilation include the 1857 1c, 5c, and 10c (Scott 35 authenticated with a clear 2011 PFC), as well as the 1861 1c (validated by a2002 PSE certificate), 2c, and 3c. Additional highlights consist of the 1894–95 issues with values up to $2, the 1898 Trans-Mississippi series from 1c to $2, and the Pan-Americans.
While there may be variations in condition, some with faults or regummed items, the presence of some never-hinged material adds to the allure of this collection. Boasting a high catalog value, this lot is both fine and practical for avid collectors. Estimated price: $9,500.
