Item Description
This auction is for a really nice, used, Scott 139 – the 10c Jefferson stamp with an “H” grill issued in 1870. This stamp has exceptional centering, a lighter target cancel, deep color with flawless perfs and a pencil mark on the back highlighting the grill. The scans show the best description for this lot. Please view scans for details. The Scott Catalog value for this lot is $800.00. This lot will make an excellent addition to anyone’s collection. Buyer will pay within 3 days of purchase. There are two different shipping options available for this lot: Option #1 - Shipping charge will be $1.75 for this lot to stateside addresses and will be sent via 1st class mail WITHOUT A TRACKING NUMBER AND AT YOUR RISK. Option #2 – Shipping charge will be $4.99 for this lot and will include a tracking number. I am giving you this option to allow for cheaper S&H, if you are like most buyers. And if you would rather have tracking info, that can also be provided. It is your choice. Please Note: Your invoice will automatically be sent with Option #1 as the S&H – with no tracking and at your risk. IF YOU WOULD PREFER THE OPTION #2 S&H with a tracking number please message me on eBay e-mail and I will send out a revised invoice. If you want the tracking info DO NOT PAY until I send you the new invoice with the Option #2 S&H adjustment. Of course, multiple lots can be combined to save shipping costs. If multiple lots are won, shipping costs will be an extra $1.00 for second lot won, 50c additional for third lot won, and 25c for each additional lot won. PLEASE NOTE: If you win multiple lots please wait for my invoice BEFORE you make your payment so I can combine and reduce the shipping costs. If you pay prior to an invoice being sent lots will not be combined and sent in separate shipments. I supply good quality stamps at very fair price. (NOTE: I’ve had to change my S&H charges because eBay requires more than God does in fees! I hope you understand.) Please e-mail if you have questions on anything prior to bidding.
