USA C55 - 7 cent Hawaii Statehood - PSE Graded Cert: XF/Superb 95 Mint OGnh

Item Specifics

Country

United States

Catalog Number

C55

Stamp Type

Air Mail

Condition

Mint (NH)

Centering

XF/Superb

Stamp Format

Single

Certificate Grade

95 (XF/Superb)

Year of Issue

1959

Item Description

This stamp is in Extremely Fine/Superb condition and is mint never hinged with full original gum and sound in all respects. It is accompanied by 2022 PSE Graded Certificate which scores it: XF-Sup 95 Mint OGnh. Catalog value is $0.25 according to Scott 2023 and at the time of listing the SMQ value is $25.00.

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Seller Information

Seller

pkfreedom (6067)

Registered Since

05/16/2006

Feedback

100%

Store

Peachland Philatelics

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Item Location

British Columbia, Canada

Ships To

Worldwide

Returns Accepted

Yes

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