Plate Number Coils

US #2915A Mint-NH Plate Number Coil Strip [PNC5] Plt #99999 [Self-Adh]	-	$5.25	35m
U.S PLATE NUMBER COIL OF FIVE SCOTT #2523 PLATE # 4 PNC4 MINT N.H SEE PHOTO	-	$4.99	38m
U.S PLATE NUMBER COIL OF FIVE SCOTT #2523 PLATE # 4 & 7 PNC4&7 MINT N.H PHOTO	-	$9.95	40m
Scott 1903- 9.3c MAIL WAGON #5 Plate Strip 5 VF OG NH	-	$124.95	44m
US #2915A Mint-NH Plate Number Coil Strip [PNC5] Plt #33333A [Self-Adh]	-	$5.25	52m
US #2915A Mint-NH Plate Number Coil Strip [PNC5] Plt #55555A [Self-Adh]	-	$5.25	59m
US #2915A Mint-NH Plate Number Coil Strip [PNC5] Plt #55555A [Self-Adh]	-	$5.25	1h 2m
US #2915A Mint-NH Plate Number Coil Strip [PNC5] Plt #66666A [Self-Adh]	-	$5.25	1h 7m
PNC5 3305a MNH 33c Berries # 2222 (6456b)	-	$4.98	7h
#4558 Edward Hopper American Treasures Plate Block of 4 2011	-	$2.59	7h 29m
US Stamps Scott# 1903a strip of 3 Pt #8 REDUCED	-	$81.00	7h 54m
SCOTT# 3770 PLATE# V122222 STRIP of 7, "XF". MINT NH	-	$3.15	8h 23m
4496 Patriotic Quill & Inkwell PNC # S11111 Strip 5 & Count # 00950 On Right	4	$1.54	8h 34m
PNC5s of Scott # 1903 plate #1 and Scott # 1904 plate # 4 both VF MNH	1	$5.00	8h 50m
3 PNC5s of Scott # 1907..Scott #s 9, 10 and 12..VF MNH	1	$5.00	8h 58m
#2165-2166 MINT VF NH	-	$1.31	10h 50m
PNC5 2602 (10c) Eagle & Shield # 33334 Scarce - 4054b	-	$100.00	11h 57m
Unused (5c) Old Glory Green Coil Scott #2893 (1140-15)	-	$2.00	13h 1m
Unused Circus Wagon Coil Stamp Scott #2452D (1140-23)	-	$1.99	13h 26m
#2130A OIL WAGON STRIP OF 5 PLATE #3	-	$2.89	13h 59m
#2125 STAR TRUCK ROUTE STRIP OF 5 PLATE #1	-	$1.00	13h 59m
#2125 STAR TRUCK ROUTE STRIP OF 5 PLATE #2	-	$1.00	13h 59m
Scott # 1902 3, 4, 6 MNH	1	$9.99	14h
4135. Flag. Coil. Pl#. MNH	-	$2.28	14h 26m
4133. Flag. P. 11 Coil. Pl# S111. MNH	-	$2.48	14h 36m
PLATE STRIPS OF FIVE 64 DIFFERANT PLATE NUMBERS ALL M.N.H.	1	$34.99	14h 54m
#2902 PNC5 Butte #S111 with Back # Mint NH	-	$2.00	14h 58m
4003-7. American Crops Coil. 4007a. PNC5 #S11111. MNH	-	$6.98	15h 13m
1985 Sc# 2115 PNC Strips 3 #14 MNH	-	$9.95	15h 15m
1985 Sc# 2115 PNC Strips 3 #21 MNH	-	$2.25	15h 15m
1985 Sc# 2115 PNC Strips 3 #3 MNH	-	$6.25	15h 15m
4002. Common Buckeye. Coil PNC5 #V1111. MNH	-	$4.98	15h 16m
OAS-CNY 1897 MNH PN#6 WITH LINE --------LL141	-	$0.99	15h 34m
#2112 PNC5 "D" Rate Change Eagle #2	-	$8.99	15h 40m
3981. Liberty & Flag. PNC5. #P1111. MNH	-	$5.98	15h 41m
OAS-CNY 2127 TRACTOR MNH PN#1 --------LL138	1	$0.99	15h 43m
3980. Liberty & Flag. PNC5. V1111. MNH	-	$5.98	15h 47m
OAS-CNY 1906 MNH PN#2 WITH LINE CV $4 -----------------LL135	-	$0.99	15h 54m

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