Turks & Caicos Isands

10 DIFFERENT TURKS & CAICOS ISLANDS STAMPS MINT NH	-	$4.00	2h 46m
Turks & Caicos Royal Coronation FDC 1937 - KGVI & QE - SC#'s 75-7 - CD302*	-	$9.88	3h 1m
TURKS & CAICOS SC# 246-302 MNH CV $99.05	-	$36.11	3h 50m
Turks & Caicos Islands 476-80 MNH Disney, Easter	-	$8.85	4h 15m
Turks and Caicos - Christmas Sc#375-8 MLH B288	-	$1.00	4h 24m
Turks & Caicos 286-7 MNH Princess Anne Wedding	-	$1.01	4h 43m
Turks & Caicos 676-8 MNH Queen Mother 85th Birthday, Flowers	-	$5.00	5h 6m
Turks & Caicos 442-51 MNH Disney, Christmas, Pinocchio	-	$7.25	5h 25m
Ireland 1964 Europa "Flower"	-	$5.00	5h 32m
Ireland 1966 7d. Europa "Ship"	-	$1.00	5h 32m
Ireland 1966 Europa "Ship"	-	$3.00	5h 32m
Turks and Caicos 1983 ?Mond Crucifixion? by Raphael	-	$2.00	5h 55m
Turks and Caicos 1979 ¼c Pluto dog and Starfish on nose	-	$1.00	5h 55m
Turks and Caicos 1979 ½c. Minnie Mouse in summer outfit	-	$1.00	5h 56m
Turks and Caicos 1988 50c. Christmas, Family, Shepherd	-	$1.00	5h 56m
Turks and Caicos 1988 40c. Christmas Gypsy Madonna	-	$1.00	5h 56m
Turks and Caicos 1988 35c Christmas Virgin Child Saints	-	$1.00	5h 56m
Turks and Caicos 1985 75c. Disneyland Pirates Caribbean	-	$3.00	5h 56m
Turks and Caicos 1985 3c. Disneyland Pirates Caribbean	-	$1.00	5h 56m
Turks and Caicos 1988 65c. Christmas Madonna and Child	-	$2.00	5h 56m
Turks and Caicos 1985 2c. Disneyland Pirates Caribbean	-	$1.00	5h 56m
Turks and Caicos 1985 2c. Disneyland Pirates Caribbean	-	$1.00	5h 56m
Turks and Caicos 1985 1c. Disneyland Pirates Caribbean	-	$1.00	5h 56m
Turks and Caicos 1983 35c. Disney Gyro Gearloose	-	$1.00	5h 56m
Turks and Caicos 1983 3c Disney Mickey Mouse, Christmas	-	$1.00	5h 56m
Turks & Caicos 1949 SC#101-104 UNIVERSAL POSTAL UNION MINT UNMOUNTED VERY FINE	-	$1.65	6h 15m
TURKS & CAICOS ISLANDS - 1949 UPU - HM - S#101 104	-	$1.00	7h 28m
TURKS & CAICOS ISLANDS - 1948 5s KGVI GREEN - FU - S#99	-	$3.00	7h 28m
1937 Turks & Caicos Islands Coronation First Day Cover Ref: E173	-	$7.89	8h 33m
TURKS & CAICOS IS. - 1950 GVI SET TO 5 - MINT SG.221-232	-	$23.71	9h 25m
Turks & Caicos 1977 $1.60 Silver Jubilee Booklet i229	-	$0.79	10h 13m
TURKS AND CAICOS COCKBURN HARBOUR KG6	-	$94.00	10h 41m
SET OF 9 MINT TURKS & CAICOS ISLANDS 1 4d to 1 - SG 194-202a 1938 AS SCANNED	-	$1.56	10h 45m
Turks & Caicos GVI 1 4d Block of 4	1	$0.71	11h 11m
TURKS & CAICOS IS. SG888 91 1986 IGUANA MNH	-	$11.46	11h 36m
BAHAMAS - 302 US BICENTENNIAL ISSUE FDC - 1976	-	$1.99	14h 15m
ST.VINCENT - GRENEDINES - US BICENTENNIAL ISSUE FDC - 1976	-	$1.99	14h 22m
TURKS & CAICOS ISLANDS 1999 ROYAL WEDDING $2 MINIATURE SHEET MNH	-	$2.36	14h 23m

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