George Rogers Clark commemorative plate block - Surrender at Sackville

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Posted 14 years ago

potrero
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I've had this plate block since I was a kid and always liked it. Its a commemorative from 1929 (Scott 651), commemorating the battle of Vincennes. Apparently when issued it was the largest commemorative stamp ever issued by the U.S., and the plate blocks were saved in such quantities by collectors that they're one of the most common from that era. Oh well! I still like it....

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raymondmonaco, 14 years ago
Would you consider selling it?
renoir911, 14 years ago
Very nice collection!
I love stamp collecting. Have some I'm going to put up on show and tell soon. Hevetia, Luxembourg, USA, Canada, France.
Right now I'm enjoying going through your collection.
jimmy brown, 14 years ago
i recently retired.thinking about my old collection thought i would look up some things ob line i have some old 3 cent 4 cent and up plate blocks unstamped from the early 60s on
Joshua McGee, 13 years ago
Ah, a like mind! I collect this plate block and have written on it. If anyone is interested, I have a blog post about it at http://mcgees.org/george-rogers-clark-issue-of-1929/

Cheers!
rancherswife, 3 years ago
I like your stamp collections.

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