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Scarce Philatelic Catalog: American Bank Note Archives

Coins and Stamps: Stamps: Pre 1990   item# 1082614

Scarce Philatelic Catalog: American Bank Note Archives
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$60.00 

The American Bank Note Company Archives United States Possessions, Latin America and Worldwide -- Sale held in New York by Christies Robson Lowe on September 12, 1990. The catalog describes the sale as "an unprecedented offering of design materials, proofs, and specimens of postage stamps and revenue stamps." Heavily illustrated, 835 lots, includes list of prices realized. Shipping by Priority Mail in the USA will be $6.00.


Queen Elizabeth II Silver Jubilee 1st Day Cover & Coin

Coins and Stamps: Stamps: Covers: Pre 1980   item# 925209

Queen Elizabeth II Silver Jubilee 1st Day Cover & Coin
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207-563-1964



$8  

First day cover with four Silver Jubilee stamps marking the 25th anniversary of Queen Elizabeth II's accession to the throne of England. This is marked "Post Office First Day Cover" and the cancellation is dated 11 May 1977 at Windsor. Inside is an uncirculated Silver Jubilee Crown coin.


Euro-Franc Charts Used by the French to Ease Transition

Coins and Stamps: Stamps: Europe: Contemporary   item# 831142

Euro-Franc Charts Used by the French to Ease Transition
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207-563-1964



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These cards were given out by banks and other institutions to help French people understand the value of the new euro currency compared to the franc which had been in use for many years. They are interesting and informative records of the transition period, which actually lasted for several years. The euro currency was introduced on 1 January 2002 and both currencies were legal to use until 17 February 2002 after which only the euro could be used. Old francs could be exchanged into euros for a l ...click for details

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