Our current Stamps &amp; Covers of Great Britain sales brings together, as always, exceptional offerings to suit all collectors.The sale commences with Postal History including pre stamp material, a rare One Penny ‘’Houses of Parliament’’ envelope, and Mulready’s. Moving towards the adhesives we have a spectacular 1d black from Plate 2 (TL) in lower corner marginal showing plate number ‘2’ and part inscriptions. Continuing with the line engraved issues we have a number of other Penny Blacks, Two Pence blues and Penny Reds; with examples on cover, imprimaturs and ‘SPECIMEN’s.&nbsp;Another lot worthy of mention is Lot 3102 being the embossed 10d overprinted ‘SPECIMEN’ in top marginal block of four, an attractive and rare multiple of this stamp. The Surface Printed issues are similarly well represented with Lot 3112, the 1878 10s colour trial, believed to be the unique example in the issued grey-green colour, also 1887-1900 Jubilees with colour trials and other proof material. Moving into the Four Kings with many notable items ranging from the basic stamps, proof material and imprimaturs.One area which quite rightly deserves mention is the fine array of QEII Wilding and Machin errors and varieties. A consignment which sale CEO Paul Mathews relished the opportunity to work on. This collection includes many striking errors with imperfs and dramatic mis-perfs, dry prints and misplacements on the Graphite and Phosphor issues. From the Officials we are pleased to offer two great departmental rarities the first of which is the I.R. OFFICIAL £1 brown-lilac watermark orbs (SG O12), which is thought to be the only sole recorded marginal mint example. Lastly we note the second great Official rarity, this being the I.R. OFFICIAL Edward VII 5s, showing listed variety ‘raised stop after ‘R’.<a class="ck-btn" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer" href="https://competent-prize-bbe30fc6a2.media.strapiapp.com/S26004_GB_Online_1_2887b99dfd.pdf" download="download">Catalogue</a>

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A H Baldwin & Sons Ltd has a history that dates back to 1872, and is one of the largest and longest established numismatic dealers and auction houses in the world. As a distinguished name in the numismatic trade, they have seamlessly transitioned into the world of bullion, bringing unparalleled expertise and commitment to quality to a broader audience.

Established in 1872, Baldwin's has been a cornerstone of the numismatic trade, earning a reputation for integrity, authenticity, and a passion for the rare and precious. For over a century and a half, we have been at the forefront of preserving and promoting the art and history encapsulated within rare coins and precious metals.

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QV-QEII mixed mint and used collection on stock pages, including pre-stamp covers, with Bishop Marks, numerous covers bearing Black Burn postmarks etc,1763 entire letter showing Dockwra Penny Post mark (type 2, N for Westminster, cat £225), 1840 1d blacks (3) with Plate 2 (TI) unused and regummed (SG 2 cat £7500), 1d red-brown from ‘Black’ plate 10 (GA) 1840 2d blue, 1d red-browns with numbers in MC 1-12 full set, 1841 2d blue with example on clean entire letter to Chester (cat £350), 2d blue horizontal strip of 6, later line-engraved, sampling of 1847 embossed issues, surface-printed with 1867-80 10d red-brown Plate 1 (unused and regummed cat £225) and Jubilees, array of KEVII, KGV, KGVI and QEII with 1966 British Birds, in block of 8 showing shift of red and 1967 British Bridges 4d printed on the gummed side (SG 763 cat £35), mixed condition with fine.&nbsp;

GB 1700s to 1960s mint and used collection on stock sheets 

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Great Britain collection on Hagner and stock cards for valuation with view to sell. Valuation £2500-3000

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GB 1700s to 1960s mint and used collection on stock sheets

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