Falkland
Islands Stamps
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Stamps
Falkland Islands first issued stamps in
1869.
*Collecting Window
1878-1968 (best period to collect)
Great country to collect
all the stamps from 1878 up
until 1968 are very popular all over the world, we love
the stamps and the designs, get collecting
now!!
*Investment most of the stamps
from the Falkland Islands should prove to be a good
investment.
Set to
Collect
Centenary set of 1933 wonderful set
with very good designs, catalogue value of this set in
the 2009 Stanley Gibbons book is
£3000.
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Queen
Victoria
Between
1869 and 1876 the Franks were issued, the price for
these, black on cover £9,500 and red on
cover (1876) £17,000. The first stamps came out in 1878,
the first set being issued between 1891-1902 and
consists of 8 stamps with a mint value of £160 and £180
in used. Two high value stamps appeared in 1898 with a
portrait of Queen Victoria, the 2/6 blue is valued at
£250 in either mint or used condition, the 5/- red
is catalogued at £200 mint and £225
used.
King Edward
Vll
One set
of stamps was issued in 1904-1912 and consisits of 8
stamps with a total value of £425 in mint and £350 in
used.
King George
V
Five
sets were issued during this reign the first came
out in 1912 with 11
stamps and a total value of £850 in mint and £1,000 in
used condition. The second set was issued in 1921 with 8
stamps and a value of £130 in mint and £275 in used.
Between 1929-1936 a set of 11 stamps was issued with
penguins in the design, the £1
black/ red stamp is the rarist with a
value of £300 in mint condition and even more in used.
The Centenary set came out in 1933 with 12 stamps of
various designs with a total value of £3,000 in mint and
£4,250 in used.
King George
Vl
Two nice sets from this period, the
first came out between 1938-1950 and was made up of 18
stamps, the £1 being the highest value, the whole set is
valued at £425 in mint condition. The second set came out
in 1952 and consisits of 14 stamps, with a combined value
of £150 in mint
condition.
Queen Elizabeth
ll
Easily
the best set of this period is the 1960-1966 set of bird
stamps, the set had a total of 15 stamps with the £1
being the highest
value.
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