Morocco Agencies 1903-6 5c to 2pe Wmk Crown CA SG 17-23 VARIETY SG19c MH

Item Specifics

Country

Morocco

Catalog Number

SG17-SG3

Condition

Unused

Stamp Format

Single

Item Description

VARIETY SG 19c Hyphen between "nc"

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Abbreviations:
Sc = Scott Catalogue

SG = Stanley Gibbon Catalogue

SG(18)=Stanley Gibbon (part 18) Japan & Korea

SG(9)=Stanley Gibbon (part 9) Portugal & Spain

CP = Campbell Paterson

IsF=ISFILA Turkish Stamp & Postal Stationeries Catalogue

KPC:
Koren Catalogue

Cat. = Catalogue Price

MNH = Mint Never hinged

MLH = Mint Lightly Hinged

UN = "Unused" without gum

OG=Original Gum

GD=Gum Dry

MPG = Major Part Gum

LPG = Less Part Gum

FG=Full Gum

FDC=Fist Day Cover

FFD= First day flight cover

VFU ="Very Fine Used" with either a clear neat cancel or a neat corner cds, well centred for issue with nice perfs, and 4 margins on imperfs

FU = "Fine Used" still an attractive stamp with a fairly neat average cancel for issue, may be somewhat off centred, perfs may be slightly irregular or imperfs may have less than 4 margins

CTO = Cancelled To Order

P = Perf .

Seller Information

Seller

kiliu (7751)

Registered Since

08/14/2012

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Store

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Item Location

New Taipei City, Taiwan

Ships To

United States, Australia, Canada, United Kingdom, Argentina, Belgium, Belize, China, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Hong Kong, Ireland, Japan, Korea (South), Kuwait, Macau, Malaysia, Mongolia, Netherlands, New Zealand, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Russian Federation, Saudi Arabia, Singapore, Slovakia, South Africa, Sweden, Switzerland, Thailand, United Arab Emirates, Vietnam

Shipping Instructions

For the safety reason. The high value item will sent by Registered mail.

Returns Accepted

Yes

Returns Policy

7 days after buyer receive the items or 21 days after the item was posted to the buyer

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