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Serving Collectors since
1960
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New Search option box for specific catalog numbers. Just type any starting number and that number will come-up on the right page with all the following varieties.
There are four options to choose (try them!!)
Number 1 & 2 with search box but "No Shopping Basket options":
#2) Frame no input box.
Number 3 & 4
with search box and "Shopping Basket options":
#3) Plain
pages with input box;
#4) Frame with input box.
Prices are lowered to the bone!!
Options to send the Order: Through the E-mail on a PGP secure server or Regular Mail for those collectors needing extreme confidential dealings.
Important Tips!
Type your main starting catalogue number by the "Search Box" "example: 2182" once in the right page scroll down to the varieties existing of the same number, make a selection, go to the bottom of the page and check the "View Shopping Basket" t han click on the "Add to the Basket" and that is all!! To continue just repeat the steps above or click on a page link.
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Header for the Years from 1898 to 1934 ( # 220 to 771) |
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Cat No |
Descript. |
Average |
Fine |
Fvf |
Vf |
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Header for the Years from 1935 to to-date (# 772 to to-date) |
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Cat No |
Description. |
Zip/Ps(1) |
Sheet/Ps(2) |
Fvf/PS(3) |
Pb/Pn/Ps(5)/Line Pair |
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Please note that if the number is a LP ex.1229 or 1213a pn than the fourth column is LP or Bk.Pane |
PS(1) if the issue is a coil or Zip Block if the issue is a sheet format! |
PS(2) if the issue is a coil. Sheet if the a sheet format!! |
a) PS(3) if the issue is a coil. b) Singles or c) Block if the format is 4 or more stamps!!. d) Strip if the format is 4,5 or more stamps set in a row!! Also see note on the left under Cat No.... |
PS(5) if the issues are a coil or a Bk. Pane or a Line Pair of 2 coil earlier than 1981 |
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[ To correct an entry or delete or adjust a quantity already in the Basket
Search: just type in the form box any starting number you are looking for and Click by the button. If number is not found it may not be in the file or miss-typed. If you are looking for a variety of a number, just type the plain number and scroll down to get to the variety needed. Please note: on the frames options scroll to the right to view the 4th column
or
1. Click on the Link containing the set of catalogue numbers
that you are looking for ..
2. Scroll down to the wanted number and click in the box and type the number
of stamps wanted ..
3. Scroll down to the bottom of the page and check the box "Display Basket"
(optional) and then click on "Add to Shopping Basket" (Mandatory to add
the number(s) in the basket)
4. To continue shopping: scroll down the page and pick a new set of
catalogue numbers or type a new number in the search box.
5. When finished shopping, click " Check Out or Cashier " and OK on the
secure server box.
6. There are 2 options to send in the Order:
a: by a secure e-mail
b: by regular mail
a: Fill in the Information. The fields market with an (*)
must to be filled. Pick type of payment and click on the button:
"Order"
b: Print the Order and basket contents. Fill the information,
enclose payment (make check payable to Victor Bove and send it to:
Victor Bove, P.O. Box 534, New Monmouth NJ 07748
Phone:(732)495-9218; Fax:(732)495-5196; E-mail: vicbove@netlabs.net
Note: First time order a personal check will have to clear (about 10
working days) before Stamps are mailed.
Any following order will be mailed the next day after receipt.
A money order payment, stamps will be mailed the next day.
Click on the Link back to: Shopping Basket or return to the Home Page.
Headings in the Basket list:
From 1880 to 1934: Average; Fine; Fvf; VF;
Column # 1 = Aver. (Average);
Column # 2 = Fine;
Column # 3 = Fvf (fine-very-fine);
Column # 4 = VF (very fine))
From 1935 to 1998: Zip/GP/PS(1); Sheets/PS(2); Fvf/PS(3); PB/PN/PS(5)
Column # 1 = Zip;
Column # 2 = Sheet;
Column # 3 = Fvf;
Column # 4 = PB/PN/LP (if the stamp is a sheet format (PB)= Plate Block;
(PN) = booklet Pane; (PS) = Coil Line Pair of 5
If the catalogue number is a sheet format:
Column # 1 = Zip;
Column # 2 = Sheet;
Column # 3 = Fvf or Block or Souvenir Sheet depending on the issue!;
Column # 4 = PB (Plate Block)
If the number is a coil from 1891 to present:
Column # 1 = PS(1) or GP (gap pair for Precancels);
Column # 2 = PS(2) (Plate Strip of 2);
Column # 3 = fvf single coil or PS(3) (Plate Strip of 3 with the #);
Column # 4 = PS(5)(Plate Strip of 5 with the #)
If The coils is prior to 1981 and earlier:
Column # 4 = LP (line Pair of 2)
It the catalogue is marked Example: 1401 LP
Column # 3 = Line Pair of 2 Fvf
If the number is booklet pane:
Column # 3 = Booklet single (If the number is example.: 1393a price
is for a complete pane and price on # 4 will empty
Column # 4 = Pane (maybe without selvage depending on the issue)
If the number is a Complete Booklet or Year Set or LT. (Lots):
Column # 3 = prices are for complete or unexploded Booklet or Year Set
or Lots.
If the stamps are used or LH = lightly hinged prices in column # 3 are
for singles used or LH.
They are the last 30 pages or so
Each Top and the Bottom of each Page has Links to other pages.
Items can be added to the Shopping Basket at any time.
Important!!
Check the "Display Basket" (optional) and when finished
picking on the same page, always go at the bottom
of the page and click on "Add to Shopping Basket" otherwise
the numbers will not be added to the order list.
To deduct an error in quantity entered or to adjust quantity
or delete a number no longer wanted:
Go to the original Page and replace the quantity with 0 (zero)or 1
instead of 2 then at the bottom of the page click on
"Add to Shopping Basket" and the list will be updated.
Please send comments so we can improve or correct any function or
the outlook of our pages.
Condition - All Stamps listed are Mint
NH (never hinged) unless otherwise stated.
Average - Average stamps are sound stamps that will satisfy
the needs of most Collectors. The perforation will frequently touch
or cut into the stamp design.
Fine - Fine stamps will have better centering. Perforations
will be clear of the stamps design.
FVF - Fine-Very-Fine perforations will be well clear of the
stamps design, but the margins may be uneven.
VF - Very-Fine will be well centered with 3 even margins
(require a 40% premium for VF).
Prices - Every effort will be made to maintain these prices.
However all prices are subject to change without notice. We are not
responsible for typographical errors. We reserve the right to limit
quantities.
Shopping Basket - There are about 118 Pages. Click on the link containing the Catalogue numbers wanted.
Foreign Pages Belgian stamps were just added and the catalog will show ex: b600. b = Belgian number and the 600 is the Scott number. This is to make the search easier. The Semi-Postal will be shown as: bB872 or the airmail as bC5 etc.
Please print this page for a quick reference while using the Shop Basket entries..
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Updated: November 15, 2005