Provinces

NEW BRUNSWICK : 1851. Unitrade #2 Used, Fresh stamp with Nice grid cancel	-	$150.00	42m
Newfoundland #256: Four Cent, Princess Elizabeth. Used, Fine, Lightly Canceled.	-	$1.00	45m
NOVA SCOTIA : 1851. Unitrade #4 Used, Fresh stamp with margins all around	-	$250.00	49m
NOVA SCOTIA : 1857. Unitrade #5 Used, 4 margins, Repaired at bottom right	-	$150.00	51m
NEWFOUNDLAND : 1919. Unitrade #C2a, No comma after POST, Used, Fresh & VF	-	$125.00	55m
NEWFOUNDLAND : 1919. Unitrade #C2 Used, Superb, Beautiful stamp	-	$150.00	55m
NEWFOUNDLAND : 1860. Unitrade #11Ai Watermarked Pair, Very Fresh, Mint OG H	4	$152.00	57m
Saskatchewan Law Revenue #SL23 used 20c large O cv $135	-	$60.00	1h 5m
Saskatchewan Law Revenue #SL45 MNH 5c 1938 cv $18.75	-	$9.00	1h 5m
Saskatchewan Law Revenue #SL45 used 5c 1938 cv $15	-	$7.00	1h 5m
Saskatchewan Law Revenue #SL47 used 20c 1938 cv $30	-	$15.00	1h 5m
NEWFOUNDLAND 267i NH '43 30c Memorial gutter block $75.	-	$32.00	1h 12m
NEWFOUNDLAND QUEEN MARY AND GEORGE V ON COVER	-	$7.00	1h 25m
Newfoundland #257: Five Cent, Caribou. Uncancelled, Fine, LH. No Gum. Die I.	-	$1.00	3h 12m
Newfoundland #252: Five Cent, Grenfell & Strathcona II. Mint, VF, LH, .	-	$1.00	3h 16m
Newfoundland #253: One Cent, Grey, Codfish. Mint, Fine, Lightly Hinged.	-	$1.00	3h 19m
Newfoundland #268: 2 Cnt on 30 Cnt, University Surcharged . Mint, XF, VLH .	1	$1.00	3h 23m
NEW BRUNSWICK 1860-63 12½c Indigo def No Wmk SG 18 FU	-	$17.78	6h 50m
NEW FOUNDLAND 1865-71 10c Black def P 12 SG 32 GU	-	$12.62	6h 50m
NEW FOUNDLAND 1868-73 1c Brown-purple def P 12 SG 35 FU	-	$15.78	6h 50m
NEW FOUNDLAND 1887-88 3c Deep brown def P 12 SG 52 FM	-	$17.78	6h 50m
NEW FOUNDLAND 1897-1918 5c Blue def P 12 SG 90 F Mint	-	$13.43	6h 50m
Newfoundland 1937 Additional Coronation set FU CDS	-	$26.86	9h 23m
CANADA NEWFOUNDLAND 1939-49 NUMERAL SC # J1-J6 MNH	-	$42.19	9h 33m
Newfoundland 1937 Coronation Block Of 4 On Regd FDC.	-	$20.00	9h 38m
Newfoundland C17, Mint VF OG LH CS $85.00	-	$134.98	9h 56m
Newfoundland 13 used catalog $800.00	-	$270.00	9h 57m
CANADA NEWFOUNLAND 1928 OLD STATUE SC # 169 MH	-	$4.01	10h 18m
Nova Scotia 4 used catalog $675.00	-	$159.00	10h 22m
Newfoundland 1887 Newf Dog 1 2c orange red #57 MOG	-	$24.99	10h 32m
Newfoundland 1894 Schooner 10c black #59 mnh	-	$79.98	10h 38m
Newfoundland 1919 Trail of the Caribou 15c #124 mhr	-	$19.99	10h 38m
Newfoundland 1932 Definitive set #183-199, 208-210 mnh	-	$79.99	10h 39m
Newfoundland 1861 Pence issue 4d rose #18 VF used	-	$49.99	10h 55m
Canada Strike Mail values on Piece	-	$2.37	11h 7m
Canada Strike Mail values on Piece	-	$2.61	11h 7m
CANADA British Columbia Law Revenue Stamp Van Dam BCL45	-	$3.00	11h 19m
New Brunswick #10 VF Mint Strip Of Four	-	$115.00	11h 25m

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