North Viet Nam,Viet Minh issue Scott 1L58 NGAI overprint

Item Specifics

Country

Vietnam

Catalog Number

1L58

Stamp Type

Locals & Carriers

Condition

Used

Stamp Format

Single

Topic

Military

Item Description

Viet MINH Issues Indo-China overprinted or surcharged stamps. NGAI = No Gum As Issued. Expect typical rough perforations. Purchase multiple items you pay only one shipping and handling fee.

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Registered Since

03/30/2005

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Item Location

Hawaii, United States

Ships To

Worldwide

Returns Accepted

Yes

Returns Policy

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