Plate Numbers for Sg49: 1, 3 to 6, 8 to 15, 19 and 20 Plate 9 is scarce The plate number can be seen faintly on the scroll work on both sides of the stamp
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Proof with fugitive ink
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Die proof on thin white paper
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Colour Trial
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Specimen Proof
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Essay
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Proof of Essay
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Proof of Essay
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Proof of Essay
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Proof of Essay
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Ormond Proof
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Ormond Proof in Black
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Ormond Proof
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Ormond Proof in Ultramarine
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Ormond Proof in Orange
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DLR Proof for the farthing
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DLR Proof for the farthing
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DLR Proof for the farthing
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DLR Proof for the farthing circular stamps
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What is the value of SG49?
A mint stamp that has been previoiusly hinged: £10-£25 (except plates 8 and 9) Plate 9 mint: £600-£900 Plate 8 mint: £250-£350 A used stamp: £2 -£6 (except plates 8 and 9) Plate 9 used: £70-£75 Plate 8 used: £10-£15
