Lot 3025
1855 10c Green, Vertical Strip of 3 (#14, #15, #14) Tied on U10 3c Entire to Germany via "Prussian Closed Mail"
Fine and Scarce
Opening: $300
Estimate: $600 - $800
The stamps tied by three strikes of "Charleston S.C. Nov 19" datestamp. Red "N. York 7 Am. Pkt." exchange office datestamp and red, boxed "Aachen Franco" marking. The cover was routed Charleston, SC via New York to Lamstedt, Hanover, Germany via Aachen. The cover with vertical crease affecting the center stamp, the bottom pair with gum staining.
When will this lot be auctioned?
The Philatelic Icons Sale 2026 | June 26-28
Sale 29: U.S. Postal History — Friday, June 26, 2026 | 6pm EST, 3pm PST
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