Belgium 1946/1953 - the three shades Poortman 20F: bright orange, pale orange, and vermilion red. - OBP/COB 435A, 435Aa, 435B

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Benedikt Reichl
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From Belgium, the stamp titled de 3 nuances Poortman 20F Helder-, Bleekoranje en Vermiljoenrood is in postfris condition, dated 1946–1953, catalogued as OBP/COB 435A, 435Aa and 435B, with a catalogue value of €1,185 and no certificate or expert signature.

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Description from the seller

Look closely at the photos to form your own impression of the quality. Catalogue value: €1,185.00

Seller's Story

Shipping via insured package with tracking information. Member of the Belgian Chamber of Professional Stamp Dealers (BBKPH/CPBNTP).
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Look closely at the photos to form your own impression of the quality. Catalogue value: €1,185.00

Seller's Story

Shipping via insured package with tracking information. Member of the Belgian Chamber of Professional Stamp Dealers (BBKPH/CPBNTP).
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Details

Geographic origin
Belgium
From (Year of oldest stamps)
1946
To (Year of most recent stamps)
1953
Condition
MNH (Mint never hinged)
Catalogue name + catalogue number(s) of the stamp(s)
OBP/COB 435A, 435Aa, 435B
Title
the three shades Poortman 20F: bright orange, pale orange, and vermilion red.
Has certificate
No
Has expert signature
No
Sold by
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Objects sold
100%
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