Revenues

US SCOTT #PR9 TWO CENT GRAY BLACK NEWSPAPERS PERIODICALS ISSUE USED	1	$12.00	53m
Old U.S. Internal Revenue-Hand Canceled 5c NG NH Very Nice Stamp- Low Start!	-	$0.99	1h 41m
momen Bank Check #RN-B1 Jay Cooke Revenue Stamped Paper	-	$1,495.00	1h 55m
USA 1894 DISTRICT VIRGINIA 10c CIGARETTES REVENUE STAMP	-	$14.99	3h 24m
4 First Issue Revenues #7 (1862) Retail (Scott catalog) value $32.00	-	$19.95	8h 1m
US #R75a $1.00 Power of Attorney, imperforate, used	-	$42.00	9h 1m
US #R149 $10.00 green & black, used w 1872 ms cancel	-	$200.00	9h 1m
US #R66a $1.00 Conveyance, Imperf Pair, used, Scott $90	-	$45.00	9h 1m
US #R17c 3¢ Playing Cards, used, scarce, Scott $150.00	-	$100.00	9h 1m
US #R28c 5¢ Playing Cards, used, VF	-	$29.00	9h 1m
US #R41c 20¢ Foreign Exchange, used, VF, Scott $60.00	-	$42.00	9h 1m
US #R40 15¢ Inland Exchange Imperf Pr used RED 1867 cxl	-	$255.00	9h 1m
US #R50c 25¢ Warehouse Receipt, used, Scott $40.00	-	$26.00	9h 1m
US #R193 $10.00 green, used, VF, Scott $140.00	-	$115.00	9h 1m
US #R141 40¢ brown & black, used, VF, Scott $75.00	-	$47.00	9h 4m
US #R69 $1.00 Inland Exchange, Imperf Strip of 3, used	-	$265.00	9h 4m
US #R110 15¢ blue & black, unused no gum, VF	-	$52.00	9h 4m
US #R146 $2.50 claret & black, unused	-	$47.00	9h 4m
US #R69 $1.00 Inland Exchange, Imperf pair w 1863 cxl	-	$73.00	9h 4m
US #R101c $50.00 U.S. Internal Revenue, used, VF	-	$150.00	9h 4m
US #R138 6¢ orange & black, used w light blue 1877 cxl	-	$52.00	9h 4m
US #R143 70¢ green & black, used w light blue cancel	-	$51.00	9h 4m
US #R148 $5.00 vermillion & black used w 1872 ms cancel	-	$33.00	9h 4m
US #R147 $3.00 green & black, used w 1872 ms cancel, VF	-	$63.00	9h 4m
US #R114 40¢ blue & black, unused no gum	-	$100.00	9h 4m
US #R77c $1.30 Foreign Exchange, used, VF	-	$60.00	9h 4m
US #R73c $1.00 Mortgage, used w faults Scott $200	-	$57.00	9h 4m
US #R108 6¢ blue & black, used, VF, Scott $175.00	-	$145.00	9h 4m
US #R76c $1.00 Probate of Will, used w neat cancel	-	$41.00	9h 4m
US #R142 60¢ orange & black, used w 1872 ms cancel, VF,	-	$63.00	9h 4m
US #R74c $1.00 Passage Ticket, used w light cancel	-	$210.00	9h 4m
US #R74a $1.00 Passage Ticket, imperforate, used	-	$125.00	9h 4m
US #R126 $3.50 blue & black, used w 1871 ms cancel	-	$265.00	9h 6m
US #R12c 2¢ Playing Cards, used w Smith Barker Jr. cxl	-	$52.00	9h 6m
US #R113 30¢ blue & black, used, VF, Scott $125.00	-	$84.00	9h 6m
US #R119 $1.30 blue & black, unused no gum	-	$275.00	9h 6m
US #R116 60¢ blue & black, used Scott $160.00	-	$75.00	9h 6m
MNH Oklahoma SRS T75 15 Cent Tobacco Tax Revenue Stamp	-	$12.99	9h 46m

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