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Please bid based on the accompanying images following your own evaluation of centering, perfs, color, and any potential blemishes...which we always strive to point out.  If our description is incomplete, unclear, or questionable, please email us before bidding.  We will try to respond the same day.  We also welcome all related questions, discussion, or comments.

Good Luck & Enjoy Bidding!

• When you are fully satisfied with your purchase, we'd very much appreciate a positive feedback.

• If,  for any reason,  you are not satisfied, please email us and we will do whatever it takes to solve the problem.  (Please do not simply leave negative, neutral, or no feedback.  Thank you, sincerely.)

* Our stated centering, partly dependent on a stamp's vintage, is based on the examples in Scott's 2020 Specialized Catalogue of United States Stamps & Covers (Amos Media Co., Sidney, OH, 2019, pg. 12A).

• Blemishes or flaws are described as completely as possible.  If one is not mentioned, it either doesn't exist or our examination with a 40x magnifying glass missed it.  Please remember, however, that we always have an UNCONDITIONAL RETURN POLICY good for 30 days after you receive the stamp(s).  Also, if you are interested in submitting the stamp(s) that you won for expertizing and obtaining a certificate of authentication, we'll be happy to extend the time for our unconditional return policy for as long as you feel it would be necessary to obtain such a certificate.  And, of course, if the stamp is not appropriately authenticated, we will be glad to send you a full refund upon its satisfactory return.

 • Abbreviations used for Condition and Centering:

G=good, VG=very good, F=fine, VF=very fine, XF=extra fine; SE=straight edge, NH=never hinged, VLH=very lightly hinged, LH=lightly hinged, HR=hinge remnant; OG=original gum, NG=no gum; a tilde (~) = approximately.

• We use the terms "Unused" or "Mint" to mean not used for postage.

• We apply the term "Used" to a stamp that was used for postage & was canceled.