$1.00 Black (311).
Lightly hinged, intense shade, Very Fine and choice, with 1984 and 2003
P.F. certificates (Image)
$2.00 Dark Blue (312).
Mint N.H., rich color, three wide margins, fresh and nearly Very Fine, with
1982 and 1997 P.F. certificates (Image) 
$5.00 Dark Green (313).
Lightly hinged, dark shade on bright paper, wide margins, Very Fine and
choice, with 1991 and 2004 P.F. certificates
(Image) 
5c Blue, Imperforate
(315). Mint N.H., large even margins, rich color, Extremely Fine, with
1995 P.F. certificate (Image) 
5c Blue, Coil (317).
Pair, lightly hinged, deep rich colorFRESH AND VERY FINE PAIR OF THE RARE 5-CENT 1908 VERTICAL COIL.
Armstrong notes that, by 1980, only 79 pairs had been certified by the Philatelic Foundation.
With 1970 and 2001 P.F. certificates (Image)
1c Blue Green, Coil
(318). Pair, lightly hinged, dark colorVERY FINE AND CHOICE EXAMPLE OF THE RARE ONE-CENT 1908 HORIZONTAL COIL.
Armstrong notes that by 1980 approximately 80 pairs had been certified by the Philatelic Foundation.
With 1998 P.F. certificate (Image)
2c Carmine, Coil (322).
Pair, lightly hinged, brilliant colorFRESH AND VERY FINE PAIR OF THE 2-CENT 1908 HORIZONTAL COIL.
Armstrong notes that only 167 examples had been certified by the Philatelic Foundation as of 1980. The frequency with which this coil appears at auction would indicate that it may in fact be rarer, and that Armstrong's census information may contain duplicate records. Issued on July 31, 1908, and intended only to be used by private vending machine companies, Scott 322 is only known with the Die II widened line at lower left.
With 1983 and 1995 P.F. certificates (Image)