Canada #210, 210i 2c Deep Red Brown, Red Brown & Brown Red New Brunswick Seal, 1934 150th Anniversary Of Founding Of New Brunswick Issue, 4 Fine NH Singles Including Closed Frameline Variety, All With Satin Cream Gum

4 fine NH singles of the 2c deep red brown, red brown & brown red New Brunswick Seal from the 1934 150th Anniversary Of Founding Of New Brunswick Issue including closed frameline variety, all with satin cream gum.

Unitrade values this at $13.50. The stamps offered here grade 70 as follows:

Centering/Margins: 40/70

Paper Freshness: 5/5

Colour: 5/5

Impression: 5/5

Absence of Visible Paper Flaws: 5/5

Perforations: 10/10

This stamp comes in a wide variety of shades of the red brown, from a very deep red brown, to a brownish red, where there is more red than brown. There is some variation in gum as well, which ranges from deep cream semi-gloss, to satin cream. Unitrade only lists the closed frameline variety, but there are severak other varieties which are found on this stamp, and some or all of them could be constant or tertiary. These varieties include (1) A very thin extension of the right frameline into the upper right margin; (2) two birds in the sky near the sails of the ship; (3) small break and smudge of upper frameline into upper margin; (4) diagonal stroke through last "A" Of Canada; (5) Damaged "c" of "Cent; (6) small burr under "K" of Brunswick; (7) Damaged LR "2"; (8) Two Birds to UR of The sailing ship; (9) Cracked "C" In Canada and (10) Inner frame broken below "E" of "Cent".