Canada Stamp #171 - King George V (1930) 8¢
Condition | Price | Stock | |
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Mint - Very Fine Never Hinged | USD $60.00 |
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Fine to Very Fine Never Hinged | USD $37.50 |
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Mint - Fine Never Hinged | USD $16.90 |
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Mint - Very Good Never Hinged | USD $10.15 |
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Mint - Very Fine | USD $30.00 |
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Mint - Fine to Very Fine | USD $20.60 |
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Mint - Fine | USD $11.25 |
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Mint - Very Good | USD $6.75 |
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Used - Fine | USD $5.65 |
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Plate Block used Fine | USD $30.00 |
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Plate Block - FNH
(PB-FNH-001)
Prortrait cut-in at right. Catalogue Value: $135.00
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USD $59.50 |
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Show out of stock conditions | |||
Mint - Defect | 3.40 | ||
Mint - Space Filler | 1.70 | ||
Used - Very Fine | 13.50 | ||
Used - Very Good | 3.40 | ||
Used - Defect | 1.70 | ||
Used - Space Filler | 0.85 | ||
Plate Block - VFNH | 252.00 | ||
Mint - Fine no gum | 6.00 |
SKU: CAN-0171
Description
Beginning on April 1st, 1930, the contract for the manufacture of Canadian postage stamps was awarded to the British North American Bank Note Company. This old-established firm had not manufactured Canadian postage stamps since March 1897. This change of contract necessitated the issue of a completely new series of stamps called the "Arch/Leaf issue" with the identical portraits of King George V on all the lower denominations.
Country | Canada |
#Scott | 171 |
Issue | King George V "Arch/Leaf" |
Name | King George V |
Face Value | 8¢ |
Date | 1930-08-13 |
Color | Dark Blue |
Perforation | 11 |
Printer | British American Bank Note Company |