Ended on Thursday, 28 June 2018 at 17:00.

750 AUSTRIA + BOSNIA: Good stock in stockbook of interesting stamps and sets, used or mint (without gum, lightly hinged,

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Start of the sale:
Tuesday, 29 May 2018 at 10:33
Item n°580601340
Sale ends:
Thursday, 28 June 2018 at 17:00
Lot:
#750
Catalogue:
WORLDWIDE + ARGENTINA: Early Winter General Auction!
Estimated price:
between US$225.00 and US$1,125.00

Good stock in stockbook of interesting stamps and sets, used or mint (without gum, lightly hinged, or MNH), the general quality is fine to very fine (some may have minor defects), HIGH CATALOGUE VALUE, good opportunity! IMPORTANT: please view ALL the images of the lot (all the stamps have been scanned!). Heavy lot, before placing your bid please take into account that shipping costs worldwide will be between US$30 and 45

Sales conditions

See the terms and conditions of the Auction House Fee for buyer : 10.00 %

Auction house

Guillermo Jalil - Philatino

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Philatino is the philatelic and postcard auction website of Guillermo Jalil, who also manages the private treaty sale website JalilStamps.com.
Mr. Jalilis also the editor of the Specialized Catalogue of Argentina stamps. We offer Argentina and worldwide lots for every type of collector, from beginners to especialists --

Philatino es la página de remates filatélicos y tarjetas postales de Guillermo Jalil, propietario también de la página web de venta directa Jalilstamps.com y editor del catálogo especializado de estampillas de la República Argentina y sus estados.Ofrecemos lotes de Argentina y el mundo para todo tipo de coleccionistas, desde principiantes a los más avanzados.

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750 AUSTRIA + BOSNIA: Good stock in stockbook of interesting stamps and sets, used or mint (without gum, lightly hinged,

Guillermo Jalil - Philatino