SEYCHELLES 1938-49 75c slate-blue, SG145

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SEYCHELLES 1938-49 75c slate-blue, SG145Seychelles 1938 49 75c slate blue, "Giant Tortoise", SG145. A fresh and very fine unmounted mint example with full original gum. A scarce stamp in such pristine condition. This stamp comes from the first King George VI set issued by the Seychelles and deviated from the tradition of previous stamps which merely portrayed the British monarch. Furthermore, the traditional use of the words "POSTAGE" were not included in this issue. Instead, the first set

published on October 23

Superb unmounted original gum example

Attica Athens silver drachm (circa 454-404 BC)

in an unofficial museum

dated May 1981

which is the most iconic error of colour in British philately also known as “the King’s error”

It identifies Gates as “Chairman & Chief Executive Officer” and dates from 1987-2000

Maundy 4d George II 1746 Standard type Choice Uncirculated and graded 85 by London Coins Grading Service and in their holder ALERT ME WHEN ANOTHER IS AVAILABLE >

The page the royal couple signed has been laminated for protection and printed “Signed during the visit of their royal highnesses the prince and princess of Wales to the centre”

Tristan Da Cunha did not issue its first stamps until 1952

A brilliant mint positional piece with original gum

The friends were also known to swap clothing and jewelry with each other

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