1898 U.S.Trans-Mississippi Issue 4c "Hunting Bison" Sc#287 Used  Numeral 2 Cancelled*

Note: The Trans-Mississipp stamps of 1898 are among the most scarcest and most desirble of all U.S. Issues. 

The Trans-Mississippi commemorative stamps were printed by the Bureau of Engraving and Printing. Original plans called for the series to be printed in bi-color. However, the Spanish-American War strained the resources of the Bureau of Engraving and Printing, which was overburdened by the demand for revenue stamps to fund the war. The Trans-Mississippi commemoratives were printed in a single color, with the 1¢ denomination printed with yellow green ink.

One in a series of CLASSIC 19th - 20th Century U.S. postal issues to be listed this month on E-Bay. Includes Complete Sets and Plate Number Singles and Blocks. Visit and Bookmark our store to view all items and recent additions. No Reserve. Priced to Sell. As Is 

From a very old stamp collection from an old time Stamp collector in Chicago. 

Take your time! Will combine postal charges on multi-lot purchase for added savings. Buy one or 20 lots and we'll still charge the same single postage charge! Note: For Lots valued over $250, we will need to add Postal Insurance. Let us know if you want to continue bidding after initial purchases and we will be happy to wait your go-ahead for checkout.

** = High Catalog Value  

Canadian and International Buyers Welcome! Payment in e-Bay's PayPal payment system unless other arrangements made. 

We are members of the American Philatelic Society (APS), American Numismatic Association (ANA), SSDC,  and other professional numismatic and philatelic societies. References available upon request. Free appraisals. We purchase collections – large or small.

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Lake Forest Stamp and Coins

Lake Forest, Illinois 60045 USA

Member: American Philatelic Society, American Numismatic Association, and other professional numismatic and philatelic associations.