Canada: Seaside #J7 / VFNH / Block of 4 / 2c Second Issue - dark violet

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Canada Stamp: 2c Second Issue - dark violet [Block of 4]
(1930-1932 Postage Dues)

Format: Block of 4

CONDITION: VF Mint Never Hinged

2c dark violet

SPECIFICATIONS:
     Scott: Canada #J7  Perforation: 12
     Seaside: Canada #J7  Perforation: 12
     Denomination: 2c
     Perforated Edges: 4

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

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