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LOT 3641
Millenium Projects 'Water & Coast' 64p SG 2137 'PROOF'
2000 A.D.
Great Britain (GB), Queen Elizabeth II, Postage Stamp, Millenium Projects 'Water & Coast' 64p SG 2137 PHOTOGRAPHIC TRIAL 'PROOF' ON CARD (glossed on front) in different shades to issued stamp (placed beside). Unusual.
ProvenanceAcquired on the UK philatelic market.
From the property of an English gentleman.
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LOT 3641
Millenium Projects 'Water & Coast' 64p SG 2137 'PROOF'
Estimate £260 - 360€300 - 420 (for guidance only)$350 - 490 (for guidance only)
Opening Bid
£240 (EUR 278; USD 324) +BP*
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