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Position 84
Gum:
NH
Condition:
Sound
Perf Condition:
Intact
Summary
The Amick book notes it was sold in a 1950 Kelleher auction to Bruce Daniels, a prominent Boston dealer, who then sold it to a collector, Jack Dick, in 1954 for $3,500.
It was next sold in the Siegel auction of the Jack Dick collection in 1955. It was next sold in the H.R. Harmer auction of the Thomas A. Matthews collection in November 1964, to famous dealer Raymond Weill, for $15,500.
The stamp was next sold at a H.R. Harmer auction in 1969 on behalf of the U.S. Trust Company. It sold to Myron Kaller for $31,000. Its next appearance at auction was in a H.R. Harmer's auction in May 1974, where it realized $47,000
The stamp next appeared in a Siegel auction in 2005, where it realized $280,000. It was subsequently sold privately by Harry Hagendorf of Columbian Stamp Company through Heritage Auctions for $825,000 to an unnamed Wall Street executive.
It was next sold in the Siegel auction of the Jack Dick collection in 1955. It was next sold in the H.R. Harmer auction of the Thomas A. Matthews collection in November 1964, to famous dealer Raymond Weill, for $15,500.
The stamp was next sold at a H.R. Harmer auction in 1969 on behalf of the U.S. Trust Company. It sold to Myron Kaller for $31,000. Its next appearance at auction was in a H.R. Harmer's auction in May 1974, where it realized $47,000
The stamp next appeared in a Siegel auction in 2005, where it realized $280,000. It was subsequently sold privately by Harry Hagendorf of Columbian Stamp Company through Heritage Auctions for $825,000 to an unnamed Wall Street executive.
Owners:
Anonymous
Anonymous
Anonymous
Anonymous
Certification
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Position 84: Scott Catalog Value vs. Realizations