ST HELENA 1934 Centenary 5s black and chocolate, SG122

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ST HELENA 1934 Centenary 5s black and chocolate, SG122St Helena 1934 Centenary 5s black and chocolate, SG122. A fresh mint example with large part original gum (typical minor gum wrinkling not detracting from overall desirable quality). This stamp comes from St. Helena's first commemorative set issued in 1934. This was a set of 10 values up to 10 shillings commemorating the centenary of British colonisation (1834 1934). The issue has since become recognised as one of the most attractive and well designed

"irregular marriages” were permitted – so anyone could carry out the wedding ceremony provided two witnesses were present

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Farthing Victoria 1859 Standard type Uncirculated and graded 80 by London Coins Grading Service and in their holder ALERT ME WHEN ANOTHER IS AVAILABLE >

GB Specialised Catalogue Number: C12(1)c

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whose pages measure approximately 8

This issue of Life magazine

which measures 26

Stanley Gibbons catalogue value: £180+

A March 26

Silver Halfcrown

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