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St Vincent 1957 50c Seal Single Air To Usa on 2040-motos

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Edmonton, Alberta, Canada

Edmonton, Alberta, Canada
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ST VINCENT 1957 50c SEAL SINGLE AIR TO USA

Canadian Residents must pay GST. In accordance with pay pal's policy of traceable mail, all invoices over 100.00 will be sent registered to international buyers. The fee for this will be 13.00 to Canada, 24.00 to US and World Wide. Insurance for items 50-150.00 is 15.00. Previous customers which have dealt with us or countries where there is minimal risk for loss this fee may be waived at our discretion.

Countries where we have experienced difficulties in the past will require traceable mail. Shipments to China PROC will require traceable mail only!

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