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A334-Switzerland 1942 National Fund Charity Stamp 2010 Rp“Pro Patria / Natio

A334-Switzerland 1942 National Fund Charity Stamp 2010 Rp“Pro Patria / Natio

£1.99Price

Here’s a full eBay draft listing for your Swiss stamp, including valuation and recommended prices in pounds sterling (£):

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📦 eBay Listing Draft

Title:

🇨🇭 Switzerland 1942 National Fund Charity Stamp 20+10 Rp — “Pro Patria / Nationales Denkmal” — Used St. Gallen Cancel

Category:

Stamps → Europe → Switzerland → Commemorative

Condition:

Used — Very good condition, clear postmark (“ST. GALLEN”), light cancellation, intact perforations, no tears. Original gum visible on reverse with some light hinge marks.

Item Specifics:

Country/Region of Manufacture: Switzerland

Year of Issue: 1942

Face Value: 20 + 10 Rp

Theme: National Monument / Pro Patria / WWII Era

Cancellation: St. Gallen (visible on front)

Designer: O. Ruegg

Printer: Courvoisier S.A.

Scott Catalogue Number: B118

Michel Catalogue Number: Mi 405

Format: Single

Color: Red-brown / carmine

Type: Semi-postal (charity surcharge for the National Fund)

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💰 Valuation

Catalogue value (used, fine condition): approx. £1.50 – £2.50 GBP

Retail value (single sale on eBay): typically £1 – £3

If part of full Pro Patria set (1942): full set value around £8 – £10 used

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💡 Recommended eBay Listing Prices

Listing Type Suggested Price Notes

Buy It Now (Fixed Price) £2.95 GBP Competitive retail price for a clean used example

Auction (7-day, starting bid) £1.49 GBP Encourages bids; may close around £2–£3

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📝 Description

> Switzerland 1942 “Nationales Denkmal / Pro Patria” Semi-Postal (20+10 Rp) Used — St. Gallen Postmark

Beautiful red-brown Swiss charity issue from 1942 featuring the National Monument design by O. Ruegg, printed by Courvoisier S.A. Clean example with crisp cancellation “ST. GALLEN”, lightly hinged with no damage.

Catalogue Ref: Scott B118 / Michel 405

A classic WWII-era Swiss charity issue — perfect for collectors of European semi-postals or Swiss commemoratives.

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