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Well, it could be that to a fancy cancel collector. I don't know how rare those are on Hawaii stamps. But isn't the 5 cent about 10x the Scott CV of the 2 cent (don't have a catalog handy)?
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The 5c ultramarine is ~$3 , the blue variety ~$30 (the blue has frame line traces)
The provisional ~$3
The 2c $9-$20 depending which vermillion it is
The 1c $7-$20 depending which shade of purple
The rest a few dollars except the last 1 less $1
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As for colors of the first three, I think they are purple, rose vermillion (just a guess), and ultramarine. But only you can be sure - well maybe not if you no longer have them.
This site has good illustrations of colors: http://www.theswedishtiger.com/hawaii-5.html
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Scott 75 has a "Flying Goose" plate variety that cats $400 for used stamps. I have no idea what it looks like, and Scott doesn't bother to show it.
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Here's an example of the Flying Goose Flaw: http://www.ebay.com/itm/HAWAII-75-RARE-FLYING-GOOSE-PLATE-FLAW-ERROR-/361098567307
Don't think that's the answer...... Puzzling!
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I happen to have one of those in a lot better condition. that is nice to be aware of these facts. My scotts catalogue states price of m never h $ 5.75 A27 or scott's 1894 #75
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A12 Scott#30 $22.50
A13 #31 $135.00
A14 #32 $175.00
A19 #42 $7.25
A17 #55 $4.00
A19 provisional #55 11.00 ??????????
A26 #74 $5.50
A27 #75 $6.00
A32 #82 $18.00
Close as I can come Mint prices Brookman Catalogue 2015
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It's hard to tell without knowing what price they sold for and what you expected. But I would guess the nice fat margins and good centering of the 5. Cent King Kamehameha is the attraction.
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re: Which is the valuable stamp?
Well, it could be that to a fancy cancel collector. I don't know how rare those are on Hawaii stamps. But isn't the 5 cent about 10x the Scott CV of the 2 cent (don't have a catalog handy)?
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01:30:21pm
re: Which is the valuable stamp?
The 5c ultramarine is ~$3 , the blue variety ~$30 (the blue has frame line traces)
The provisional ~$3
The 2c $9-$20 depending which vermillion it is
The 1c $7-$20 depending which shade of purple
The rest a few dollars except the last 1 less $1
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re: Which is the valuable stamp?
As for colors of the first three, I think they are purple, rose vermillion (just a guess), and ultramarine. But only you can be sure - well maybe not if you no longer have them.
This site has good illustrations of colors: http://www.theswedishtiger.com/hawaii-5.html
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re: Which is the valuable stamp?
Scott 75 has a "Flying Goose" plate variety that cats $400 for used stamps. I have no idea what it looks like, and Scott doesn't bother to show it.
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re: Which is the valuable stamp?
Here's an example of the Flying Goose Flaw: http://www.ebay.com/itm/HAWAII-75-RARE-FLYING-GOOSE-PLATE-FLAW-ERROR-/361098567307
Don't think that's the answer...... Puzzling!
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08:42:31pm
re: Which is the valuable stamp?
I happen to have one of those in a lot better condition. that is nice to be aware of these facts. My scotts catalogue states price of m never h $ 5.75 A27 or scott's 1894 #75
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09:21:25pm
re: Which is the valuable stamp?
A12 Scott#30 $22.50
A13 #31 $135.00
A14 #32 $175.00
A19 #42 $7.25
A17 #55 $4.00
A19 provisional #55 11.00 ??????????
A26 #74 $5.50
A27 #75 $6.00
A32 #82 $18.00
Close as I can come Mint prices Brookman Catalogue 2015
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