Canada: Seaside #621ii / VFNH / Plate Block Lower Right / 15c Queen Elizabeth II

$10.00

Click to enlarge

Canada: 15c Queen Elizabeth II [Plate Block Lower Right]
(1973 Royal Visit)

Format: Plate Block Lower Right

CONDITION: VF Mint Never Hinged

SPECIFICATIONS:
     Scott: Canada #621ii  Perforation: 12 x 12.5
     Seaside: Canada #621ii  Perforation: 12 x 12.5
     Issue Date: 02 Aug 1973
     Denomination: 15c
     Perforated Edges: 4
     Paper Type: Fluorescent

This Stamp is listed in the following Topics:
Royalty -> British -> Elizabeth II

Canada may be referred to with the following: canadian, kanada, can.

Shipping Charges

Canada - $2.00USD for any number of stamps

United States - $2.00USD for any number of stamps

Other countries - $3.00USD for any number of stamps

Shipping charges are for surface via postal system, unless otherwise specified.
Alternate shipping methods are available upon request. Please eMail for a quote
All values quoted are at the current exchange rate and are subject to change.

This product was last modified on Friday 02 May, 2008.

Did You Know?
Interesting Facts, Definitions, Translations

Treasury Essay Competition

A stamp design contest by the British Treasury, held in 1839, 2,600 entries received, none were used.

Stadt Pest, S.S.

Steamship marking the Danube Steam Navigation Company for Middle Danube Lines, build around 1860s.

Mutawakelite Kingdom of Yemen

Yemen.

Lussemburgo

(Spanish, Italian) Luxembourg.

Rayon I, II, III

Inscription on early issues of Switzerland indicating a district, or zone system for rates,1850-52; Rayon IV had no stamps, abolished in 1851.

OB

Orville J. Butler, BEP employees initials, 1906-1928. ^^16827,20000.

New Jersey

First federal issue revenue of US, July 1, 1798-Feb. 28, 1801.

De Oficio

(Spanish) overprint of stamps of Peru or El Salvador, inscription on El Salvador for official usage.

Composite Proof

A single printer's working proof showing two or more different designs.

Violet-roz

(Romanian) rose-violet, claret (color).

Kyle, W.S.

see Private die match proprietary stamps.

Agram

Now Zagreb, Yugoslavia.

Penny-in-the-slot perforation

Nickname for automatic vending machine perforation in New Zealand 1905-06.

Brittiske skeppspost

(Swedish) British ship mail (ship post).

Post Office One Cent Despatch

Baltimore, Md., see Carriers' Stamps.

Nádrazí

(Czech) railroad station, railway station, train station.

Bundesprüfer

(German) a competent authority recognized as being qualified to certify the identification, authenticity or other status of philatelic materials; now just called Prüfer.

Esmeraldas

(Spanish) Ecuador with a control mark overprint, 1902.

B. M. A. Malaya

Overprint on Straits Settlements;1945-51: British Military Administration.

Line Gap

A colored line between a pair of coil stamps caused by a gap in the printing plate joint.

Treasury Dep't.

US Officials.

Papua New Guinea

^^14942.

Jemen (Királyság)

(Hungarian) Kingdom of Yemen.

B. N. F. Castellorizo

Base Navale Francaise overprint on stamps of French Levant; 1920: French occupation of Turkey, Offices in Turkey.

North West London P.S.

United Kingdom postal strike; local post 1971.

China, Southwest

Provinces of Kweichow, Sikang, Szechwan, Yunnan and Tibet; 1926, No. 1, 1/2 cent black brown. 1933: No. 1, 1 cent orange, Tibet and Yunnan, 1949, Nov. 15: Southwest Postal and Telegraph Administration started 1949, Dec.: first stamps as Southwest China.

Tuvalu

Island group in the Pacific Ocean, northeast of Australia, formerly the Ellice part of the British Crown Colony of the Gilbert and Ellice Islands.

Districts (one or more islands):
- Funafuti
- Nanumea
- Nui
- Nukufetau
- Nukulaelae
- Vaitupu
- Nanumaga
- Niulakita
- Niutao
Currency: 1 Australian dollar = 100 cents
1976, Jan. 1: No.1, 1¢ multicolor, overprint "Tuvalu" on stamps of Gilbert and Ellice Islands, issued own stamps, included in Tuvalu are the islands of Christmas, Fanning, Ocean and Washington.
1976, Jan. 1: No.1, 4 cent multicolor, issued on same day as Tuvalu overprint.
1978, Oct.1: fully independent.
1981, Feb. 3: joined the UPU.
1981: first official stamp issued.
1981, May 13: first postage due stamp issued.
1982, May 20: first semipostal stamp issued.
^^8911,14707,14708,15066,15350,15351,15352,22952.

Tuesday 13 May, 2008	12016482 requests since Wednesday 15 January, 2003
Country Index \| Topic Index \| Stamp Glossary
Addresses \| Business Hours \| Location \| Layaway \| Shipping \| Taxes \| Privacy Notice