Brazil 1843/1843 - Brazil 1843, "Occhio di Bue" (Bull's Eye), 30 reis black, set of two 90 reis black, 60 reis black - Yvert 1, 2, 3

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Brazil 1843, "Occhio di Bue" (Bull's Eye), 30 reis black, set of two 90 reis black, 60 reis black, Yvert 1-2-3, used with certificates and expert signatures; origin Brazil; from 1843.

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Brazil 1843, "Bull's Eye" (Occhio di Bue), 30 reis black, set of two 90 reis black, 60 reis black Yvert 1-2-3 Scott 1-2-3,

BRAZIL: 1843 (August 1), "Osseoog" (Olho de Boi), 90 reis, black, horizontal pair, postmarked with the double-circle postmark "Correio Geral da Corte - 10/9/1844" (number "1" inverted) (Yvert no. 3).
"We have examined the pair described above, of which a photographic reproduction is attached to this certificate.
In our opinion this pair, very fresh and with ample margins, is original. It bears an original cancel and is in perfect condition. Therefore it is certified and signed."
Certificate Sorani/Raybaudi (Milan, December 19, 2017)

BRAZIL 1843, 30 reis black (Yvert catalogue no. 1), used.
"In our opinion the specimen shown photographically below is original, as is the light cancel. Because it remains in excellent condition, it is certified and signed."
Certificate Raybaudi (Rome, November 8, 1982)

Note
These certificates relate to two different stamps from the famous first Brazilian issue of 1843, known as the "Olho de Boi" (Bull's Eye). The top certificate describes a pair of 90 reis, while the bottom certificate concerns a 30 reis specimen.

BRAZIL 1843, 60 reis black (Yvert catalogue no. 2), used.
60 reis signed Sorani.

Scott 2014 catalog value: $7,000.
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Registered and insured shipping.

Brazil 1843, "Bull's Eye" (Occhio di Bue), 30 reis black, set of two 90 reis black, 60 reis black Yvert 1-2-3 Scott 1-2-3,

BRAZIL: 1843 (August 1), "Osseoog" (Olho de Boi), 90 reis, black, horizontal pair, postmarked with the double-circle postmark "Correio Geral da Corte - 10/9/1844" (number "1" inverted) (Yvert no. 3).
"We have examined the pair described above, of which a photographic reproduction is attached to this certificate.
In our opinion this pair, very fresh and with ample margins, is original. It bears an original cancel and is in perfect condition. Therefore it is certified and signed."
Certificate Sorani/Raybaudi (Milan, December 19, 2017)

BRAZIL 1843, 30 reis black (Yvert catalogue no. 1), used.
"In our opinion the specimen shown photographically below is original, as is the light cancel. Because it remains in excellent condition, it is certified and signed."
Certificate Raybaudi (Rome, November 8, 1982)

Note
These certificates relate to two different stamps from the famous first Brazilian issue of 1843, known as the "Olho de Boi" (Bull's Eye). The top certificate describes a pair of 90 reis, while the bottom certificate concerns a 30 reis specimen.

BRAZIL 1843, 60 reis black (Yvert catalogue no. 2), used.
60 reis signed Sorani.

Scott 2014 catalog value: $7,000.
View the photos to get an idea.
Registered and insured shipping.

Details

Era
1400-1900
Over 200 years old
No
Geographic origin
Brazil
From (Year of oldest stamps)
1843
To (Year of most recent stamps)
1843
Condition
Used
Catalogue name + catalogue number(s) of the stamp(s)
Yvert 1, 2, 3
Title
Brazil 1843, "Occhio di Bue" (Bull's Eye), 30 reis black, set of two 90 reis black, 60 reis black
Has certificate
Yes
Has expert signature
Yes
Sold by
The NetherlandsVerified
368
Objects sold
Private

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