Spain 1875/1875 - Mint postal Edifil 9 and a lot of 9 variants of the mint postal number 8. - Edifil 9, 8A, 8ce, 8cq, 8cu, 8cv, 8cd, 8cci y 8co más una no reseñada.
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From Spain, a lot of nine used postal entires from 1875, catalogued as Edifil 9, 8A, 8ce, 8cq, 8cu, 8cv, 8cd, 8cci, 8co and one unreseñada, comprising the Edifil 9 and nine variants of the number 8 leaves.
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The lot contains the rare Edifil 9 postcard, a retouch of the printing plate for number 8 and a set of 9 varieties of number 8, all listed in the 2014 Edifil specialized catalog except 8cf, plus one listed in the Laiz catalog and another not listed. It also includes the card 8A blue-grey stamp on dark green background.
On the cards there is the footer note: Note: What must be written will be done on the back and will be signed by the sender.
8cq the "a" of "irá" and the second of "hará" are small.
8cu "LO" both in uppercase.
8cv "esbribirse" instead of "escribirse".
8ccd "a" of "irá" small.
8cci "cn" instead of "en".
The Card 8ce has the second A of tarjeta smaller.
The Laiz variant 8co has the first line of the address shorter.
A non-listed card is included, I’m not sure if it could be in Laiz, in which the N of nota is broken, the A is a compact triangle, the "h" of "hará" resembles a b, the second "a" of "hará" is broken and the "f" and the "i" of firmado are joined. This card has a base tear.
Card number 9, besides having the "r" of Sr. retouched and different from card number 8, is always distinguishable because it lacks the "l" from "el reverso".
The cards are generally in good condition but not perfect, they usually have worn edges and/or defective corners, one has a previously mentioned tear.
There are several with complementary franking and with back personalization.
Without counting these last two points, the Edifil 2014 catalog value is over 2,650 Euros.
See the images to form your own impression.
The photos show the obverse and reverse of the cards and an enlarged view of the text/printing area where applicable.
They are sent only by certified mail.
The lot contains the rare Edifil 9 postcard, a retouch of the printing plate for number 8 and a set of 9 varieties of number 8, all listed in the 2014 Edifil specialized catalog except 8cf, plus one listed in the Laiz catalog and another not listed. It also includes the card 8A blue-grey stamp on dark green background.
On the cards there is the footer note: Note: What must be written will be done on the back and will be signed by the sender.
8cq the "a" of "irá" and the second of "hará" are small.
8cu "LO" both in uppercase.
8cv "esbribirse" instead of "escribirse".
8ccd "a" of "irá" small.
8cci "cn" instead of "en".
The Card 8ce has the second A of tarjeta smaller.
The Laiz variant 8co has the first line of the address shorter.
A non-listed card is included, I’m not sure if it could be in Laiz, in which the N of nota is broken, the A is a compact triangle, the "h" of "hará" resembles a b, the second "a" of "hará" is broken and the "f" and the "i" of firmado are joined. This card has a base tear.
Card number 9, besides having the "r" of Sr. retouched and different from card number 8, is always distinguishable because it lacks the "l" from "el reverso".
The cards are generally in good condition but not perfect, they usually have worn edges and/or defective corners, one has a previously mentioned tear.
There are several with complementary franking and with back personalization.
Without counting these last two points, the Edifil 2014 catalog value is over 2,650 Euros.
See the images to form your own impression.
The photos show the obverse and reverse of the cards and an enlarged view of the text/printing area where applicable.
They are sent only by certified mail.
Details
Geographic origin
Spain
From (Year of oldest stamps)
1875
To (Year of most recent stamps)
1875
Condition
Used
Catalogue name + catalogue number(s) of the stamp(s)
Edifil 9, 8A, 8ce, 8cq, 8cu, 8cv, 8cd, 8cci y 8co más una no reseñada.
Title
Mint postal Edifil 9 and a lot of 9 variants of the mint postal number 8.
Theme
Royalty
Has certificate
No
Has expert signature
No
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