5c Blue (179). Block of
four, deep rich color on bright paper, large quartered cork cancels, top
right stamp few creases, otherwise Fine-Very Fine block
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1c-30c 1879 American (182-184,
189-190). Blocks of four except 30c block of six, fresh colors, few
creases, otherwise Fine-Very Fine blocks
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2c Vermilion, Double
Impression (183a). Showing clear second impression shifted dramatically
towards bottom, wide margins, rich color, perfect strike of "13" in target
cancelEXTREMELY FINE. THE 2-CENT AMERICAN BANK NOTE STAMP WITH DOUBLE IMPRESSION (SCOTT 183a) IS ONE OF THE RAREST OF ALL DOUBLE IMPRESSIONS.
The Scott Catalogue lists only nine Bank Note stamps with double impressions. We were unable to find any examples of this stamp certified as genuine by the Philatelic Foundation, or any record of other examples in our reference files. (Image)
3c Green (184). Perfectly
centered with Jumbo margins all around, rich color, neat strike of
quartered cork cancel, Extremely Fine Gem, a superb stamp in every respect
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6c Pink (186). Block of
four, choice centering throughout, rich color and crisp impression, cork
cancels, Extremely Fine and choice block
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10c Brown, With & Without
Secret Mark (187-188). Blocks of four of each, generally choice
centering, former with cork cancels, bottom left stamp stain spot, latter
shows weak secret mark at bottom left, Chicago duplex cancels and top right
stamp light crease, both appear Fine-Very Fine, first with 1982 P.F.
certificate (Image) 
90c Carmine (191). Block
of four, rich color, each stamp with neat strike of New York oval registry
cancel, blue crayon registry markings, fresh and Fine-Very Fine block (Image)