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Wedding 1981 Charles & Diana, St Vincent Sheetlets, S/sheet, Booklet Panes on 2040-motos

US $100
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Crawley, United Kingdom

Crawley, United Kingdom
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Unmounted mint stamps in excellent condition as received as New Issues. Royal Wedding of Prince Charles and Lady Diana Spencer in 1981 - St. Vincent - set of 3 Sheetlets + Souvenir Sheet + set of 2 booklet panes. I am happy to combine postage on any number of stamps paid for at the same time and am listing a large Royalty collection from A-Z including many scarcer items ( foreign issues, imperforates, overprints etc).

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