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- 56%- 56%PHILIPPINES - 1,000+ Mint and Used, First Half 20th Century Focus, Scott Stock Pages, Low Duplication, VF-NH – 424613
$274.00$625.00This attractive Philippines lot brings together well over a thousand mint and used issues primarily focused on the first half of the 20th century, all neatly stacked on Scott-numbered stock pages... -
- 56%- 56%VENEZUELA – 19th Century to Late 20th Century, Several Thousand Mint & Used, State Arms Series, Airmail, Scott Numbered Pages, Generally VF – 426645
$957.00$2,175.00VENEZUELA – 19th CENTURY TO LATE 20th CENTURY SELECTION – Several thousand issues with a high proportion of mint material cover well over a century of Venezuelan philately on Scott numbered pages,... -
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- 56%- 56%PORTUGAL AND COLONIES – 2,000+ Mint & Used, Scott Numbered Stock Pages, 20th Century, Ponta Delgada, Portuguese Guinea, Portuguese India, Many NH, Generally VF – 424611
$520.00$1,185.00PORTUGAL AND COLONIES – EXPANSIVE SELECTION ON SCOTT NUMBERED STOCK PAGES – Some two thousand mint and used issues with very limited duplication cover the 20th century through the late decades on... -
- 56%- 56%NETHERLANDS – Expansive Selection, 4 Stock Books, Couple Thousand Mostly Mint, Late 20th Century – 426122
$1,067.00$2,430.00NETHERLANDS – EXPANSIVE SELECTION IN 4 STOCK BOOKS – Couple Thousand Issues – Here is an attractive and expansive NETHERLANDS selection of a couple thousand mostly mint issues primarily from the late...
Description
This well-rounded Grenada lot brings together six to seven hundred mostly mint issues with practically nonexistent duplication, spanning from 19th century standouts through premium definitive sets of the 1940s and midcentury and running well into the late decades of the 20th century. Everything is presented on Scott-numbered stock pages, making this a clean and immediately usable resource for collectors working through a Grenada collection.
The breadth of coverage is the real strength here. Moving from 19th century classics through the premium definitives of the 1940s and midcentury and continuing into the modern era gives collectors meaningful material across multiple distinct chapters of Grenada philately in a single purchase. With practically no duplication throughout, nearly every stamp represents net new catalog coverage - exactly what collectors looking to advance a Grenada holding need most.
Condition is generally Very Fine throughout, with mint stamps showing original gum and many never hinged. For the general collector, this lot fills gaps across a broad sweep of Grenada philately in one practical purchase. For the accumulator or specialist, six to seven hundred low-duplication issues on Scott-numbered stock pages with strong classic and midcentury representation is the kind of well-organized, ready-to-use lot that moves a collection forward in a meaningful way.
