VIRGIN ISLANDS 1868 1s black and rose-carmine (PROOF), SG21

VIRGIN ISLANDS 1868 1s black and rose-carmine (PROOF), SG21Virgin Islands 1868 1s with (retouched) single frame, imperforate proof in black and rose carmine on vertically LAID paper, SG21. A rare printing proof of the first and most famous stamp issue from the British Virgin Islands. The stamp features a depiction of Saint Ursula who, according to legend, had 11,000 virginal handmaidens, after whom the islands had been named. The 1 shilling stamp is most famous for the error where the Virgin is missing. There

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fresh and well-centred mint example with large part original gum

Light gum wrinkling as to be expected

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nicely patinated

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