Sale 1348 — The Philip Pivawer Collection of U.S. Stamps

Sale Date — Wednesday, 19 March, 2025

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*A buyer’s premium of 0% of the winning bid was added as part of the total purchase price on all lots in this sale. Buyers were responsible for applicable sales tax, customs duty and any other prescribed charges. By placing a bid, bidders agreed to the terms and conditions in effect at the time of the sale.

Category — 1857--60 Issue and 1875 Reprint

Lot
Symbol
Photo/Description
Cat./Est. Value
Realized
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Sale 1348, Lot 11, 1857--60 Issue and 1875 Reprint

1c Blue, Ty. I (18). Plate 12, Relief C, unused (no gum), beautiful crisp blue shade, almost perfectly centered with perfs just touching lower plumes, fresh and Extremely Fine, with 2019 P.S.E. certificate (VF-XF 85)—undergraded in our opinion (this stamp deserves a solid XF 90), SCV $800

800
650
12
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Sale 1348, Lot 12, 1857--60 Issue and 1875 Reprint

1c Blue, Ty. II (20). Plate 2, unused (no gum), intense shade and impression, fresh and Very Fine with 1989 and 2024 P.F. certificates (VF 80)

375
325
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13
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Sale 1348, Lot 13, 1857--60 Issue and 1875 Reprint

1c Blue, Ty. V (24). Original gum, lightly hinged, intense shade and impression, unusually choice centering, Extremely Fine, with 1993 P.F. certificate

140
600
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Sale 1348, Lot 14, 1857--60 Issue and 1875 Reprint

5c Orange Brown, Ty. II (30). Original gum, minor hinge remnant, rich color, Very Fine, with 1997 P.F. certificate

1,200
475
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Sale 1348, Lot 15, 1857--60 Issue and 1875 Reprint

10c Green, Ty. V (35). Original gum, lightly hinged, deep rich color, unusually choice centering, Extremely Fine, with 1996 and 2021 P.F. certificates (XF 90)

210
425
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Sale 1348, Lot 16, 1857--60 Issue and 1875 Reprint

12c Black, Plate 3 (36B). Original gum, lightly hinged, intense shade and impression, well-balanced margins, Very Fine and choice, with 1997 P.S.E. certificate

775
750
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Sale 1348, Lot 17, 1857--60 Issue and 1875 Reprint

24c Gray Lilac (37). Original gum, pretty shade, single perf creased at top right is barely noticeable, Very Fine appearance, with clear 1994 P.S.E. certificate

1,450
750
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Sale 1348, Lot 18, 1857--60 Issue and 1875 Reprint

30c Orange (38). Original gum, vibrant color, well-balanced margins for this difficult issue, Very Fine and choice, with 1991 and 2019 P.F. certificates (VF 80)—in our opinion, it is reperfed at right but offered "as is" on the basis of the two P.F. certificates

1,900
1,000
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Sale 1348, Lot 19, 1857--60 Issue and 1875 Reprint

90c Blue (39). Original gum, perfs well clear of design on all sides, deep rich color, reperfed at right (not noted on certificate), appears Very Fine, with clear 1993 P.F. certificate

3,000
1,200
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Sale 1348, Lot 20, 1857--60 Issue and 1875 Reprint

1c Bright Blue, Reprint (40). Without gum as issued, rich color on bright paper, Very Fine and choice, with 2017 P.F. certificate (VF 80)

600
650
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Sale 1348, Lot 21, 1857--60 Issue and 1875 Reprint

3c Scarlet, Reprint (41). Without gum as issued, vibrant color, bright paper, well-proportioned margins

EXTREMELY FINE GEM EXAMPLE OF THE 3-CENT 1857 REPRINT. EASILY ONE OF THE FINEST KNOWN.

The Continental Bank Note Company made a new plate for the 3c 1857 Reprint, consisting of 100 subjects. 10,000 stamps were printed (100 impressions). 479 of the 3c were sold, and the remaining 9,521 were destroyed on July 23, 1884, by order of the Postmaster General.

Ex Gross. With 1994 and 2024 P.F. certificates (XF 90).

3,000
6,500
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Sale 1348, Lot 22, 1857--60 Issue and 1875 Reprint

5c Orange Brown, Reprint (42). Without gum as issued, lovely color, well-proportioned margins, Very Fine, only 878 sold, with 1992 and 2013 P.F. certificates (VF 80)

1,250
1,100
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Sale 1348, Lot 23, 1857--60 Issue and 1875 Reprint

12c Greenish Black, Reprint (44). Without gum as issued, intense shade and impression

VERY FINE EXAMPLE OF THE 12-CENT 1857 REPRINT.

The Continental Bank Note Company made a new plate for the 12c 1857 Reprint, consisting of 100 subjects, using an original transfer roll. 10,000 stamps were printed (100 impressions). 489 of the 12c were sold, and the remaining 9,511 were destroyed on July 23, 1884, by order of the Postmaster General.

With 2006 and 2024 P.F. certificates (VF 80).

3,000
2,700
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Sale 1348, Lot 24, 1857--60 Issue and 1875 Reprint

24c Blackish Violet, Reprint (45). Without gum as issued, nicely centered with deep rich color

VERY FINE EXAMPLE OF THE 24-CENT 1860 REPRINT.

The Continental Bank Note Company reprinted the 24c stamp from the original plate of 200 subjects. 10,000 were printed (50 impressions). Only 479 were sold; the remaining 9,521 were destroyed on July 23, 1884. Due to the narrow spacing between subjects, most have perforations touching or into the design.

Ex Gross. With 1977 and 2024 P.F. certificates (VF 80).

3,250
2,900
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Sale 1348, Lot 25, 1857--60 Issue and 1875 Reprint

30c Yellow Orange, Reprint (46). Without gum as issued, brilliant color and well-centered for this difficult issue

fresh and VERY FINE EXAMPLE OF THE 30-CENT 1860 REPRINT.

The Continental Bank Note Company reprinted the 30c stamp from the original plate of 200 subjects. 10,000 were printed (50 impressions). Only 480 were sold; the remaining 9,520 were destroyed on July 23, 1884, by order of the Postmaster General.

Small backstamp. With 1990 P.F and 2024 P.S.E. certificates.

3,250
2,800
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Sale 1348, Lot 26, 1857--60 Issue and 1875 Reprint

90c Deep Blue, Reprint (47). Without gum as issued, deep rich color on bright paper, well-proportioned margins

VERY FINE AND CHOICE EXAMPLE OF THE 90-CENT 1860 REPRINT.

The Continental Bank Note Company reprinted the 90c stamp from the original plate of 200 subjects. 10,000 were printed (50 impressions). Only 454 were sold; the remaining 9,546 were destroyed on July 23, 1884.

With 2023 P.F. certificate (VF-XF 85).

4,000
5,250
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