Bolivia

Early Bolivia Mint & Used colleciton	4	$5.24	1h 7m
50 All Different BOLIVIA STAMPS	-	$8.00	2h 35m
Z2056 Album Pickers Bolivia stamp used 50 cent	1	$0.01	2h 38m
Z2057 Album Pickers Bolivia stamp used 10 cent	1	$0.01	2h 38m
Z2055 Album Pickers Bolivia stamp used 10 cent	2	$0.16	2h 38m
Z2058 Album Pickers Bolivia stamp used 100 cent	1	$0.01	2h 38m
Z2059 Album Pickers Bolivia stamp used 20 cent	1	$0.01	2h 38m
200 All Different BOLIVIA STAMPS	-	$29.00	2h 42m
150 All Different BOLIVIA STAMPS	-	$16.00	2h 44m
Bolivia, #C138-C139 MNH set. Lot of 10 sets	-	$8.00	4h 43m
Bolivia, #RA23 MNH. Lot of 10 stamps	-	$2.00	4h 51m
Bolivia - '80 Commemorative selection- MNH - V270	-	$5.25	7h 43m
TOURISM - Bolivia - '97 set of 6- MNH - V272	-	$9.75	7h 51m
2 Correos De Bolivia 1952 Revolucion Nacional Stamps	-	$3.89	12h 23m
OLYMPIC BOLIVIA Mi # Bl 102 3 Comp Set Mint NH	-	$59.99	13h 4m
OLYMPIC - BOLIVIA Mi # Bl 80 11 Comp Set Mint NH	-	$64.00	13h 5m
Small Collection of MH Bolivia Stamps Worldwide	-	$1.99	13h 15m
BOLIVIA Yvert # 869 71 Complete Set Mint NH VF	-	$7.99	14h 19m
BOLIVIA (#3359): BIRDS, primitive litographic die proof	-	$50.00	14h 23m
BOLIVIA Yvert # 300 5 FDC Official, Very Fine	-	$9.99	14h 23m
BOLIVIA 1975 Space-Apollo-Painting, ImPerf MNH SS, $45, Espace-Cosmo-Espacio	5	$4.56	14h 54m
BOLIVIA (#3613): "BIRDS", Sc.259, imperforated	-	$20.00	15h 39m
BOLIVIA (#3614): "BIRDS", Sc.260, block of four	-	$40.00	15h 39m
BOLIVIA (#3615): "BIRDS", Sc.264, block of four	-	$40.00	15h 39m
BOLIVIA (#3616): "TIGER JAGUAR", Sc.268, block of four	-	$40.00	15h 39m
bolivia stamps 33 used	-	$9.99	15h 48m
Bolivia on Album Pages I: Lot #1 - 1887-1894 ARMS SEE SCAN $$$	5	$3.58	16h 12m
Bolivia on Album Pages I: Lot #2 - 1897-1899 SEE SCAN $$$	7	$7.05	16h 14m
Bolivia on Album Pages I: Lot #3 - 1901-1909 SEE SCAN $$$	4	$1.04	16h 16m
Bolivia on Album Pages I: Lot #4 - 1910-1913 SEE SCAN $$$	6	$6.00	16h 18m
Bolivia on Album Pages I: Lot #5 - 1916-1920 SEE SCAN $$$	3	$3.24	16h 20m
Bolivia on Album Pages I: Lot #6 - 1923-1927 SEE SCAN $$$	3	$0.06	16h 22m
Bolivia on Album Pages I: Lot #7 - 1925-1927 SEE SCAN $$$	7	$6.00	16h 24m
Bolivia on Album Pages I: Lot #8 - 1927-1928 SEE SCAN $$$	3	$0.06	16h 26m
Bolivia on Album Pages I: Lot #9 - 1928-1932 SEE SCAN $$$	3	$0.06	16h 28m
BOLIVIA (#3410): Sc.28 34, very fine used	-	$14.00	16h 29m
Bolivia on Album Pages I: Lot #10 - 1933-1935 SEE SCAN $$$	6	$1.00	16h 31m
Bolivia on Album Pages I: Lot #11 - 1937-1938 SEE SCAN $$$	3	$1.00	16h 32m

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