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A339-“Lot of 4 Vintage Yugoslavia / Jugoslavija PostageStamps  0.50 Zenica, 2

A339-“Lot of 4 Vintage Yugoslavia / Jugoslavija PostageStamps 0.50 Zenica, 2

£3.99Price

Title:

“Lot of 4 Vintage Yugoslavia / Jugoslavija Postage Stamps – 0.50 Zenica, 2 Nafta, plus two 15 Din Red Worker Issues (Used)”

Category:

Stamps → World → Europe → Yugoslavia / Former Yugoslavia

Condition:

Used (some cancellation marks visible)

Moderate to good condition overall — one or more have corner or edge wear, minor creases or surface marks. (See photos.)

Item Specifics:

Country/Region of Manufacture: Yugoslavia (Jugoslavija)

Denomination: 0.50, 2, 15 Din

Year of Issue: mid-20th century (post WWII era)

Type: Postage stamp

Gum: (Used, so gum not original)

Perforation: visible (standard)

Features: industrial / oil rig (for “Nafta” stamp), factory / industrial plant (for “Zenica”), worker / agricultural scene on red 15 Din stamps

Stamp Format: single (not blocks or sheets)

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💷 Price & Valuation Estimate

Here is how I arrived at my estimate:

Yugoslav stamps from the mid-20th century are relatively common, especially used ones.

The subjects (industrial plants, oil rigs, and worker motif) are interesting and collectible, but not extremely rare from what I can find in general catalogues.

The condition (used, with cancellations, possible wear) lowers the premium.

I did not find a specific match in major online catalogues with a strong price. (I checked general Yugoslavia catalog listings. )

One “value of Yugoslavia 0.50 Ptt stamp” search yields no clear high valuation for used condition.

Given all that, a conservative valuation for the lot (all 4) might be in the £3 to £8 range, possibly up to ~£10 if a buyer is enthusiastic and the quality is better than average.

My suggested “estimated fair value” (for listing / “reasonable offer”): £7.00

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🛒 eBay Listing Price & Auction Option

Buy It Now Price: £9.99 (this gives a little margin above estimated value for negotiation)

Or best offer: Enabled

Auction Option: Start at £3.49 (or £2.99) with a reserve of, say, £4.50

Duration: 7 days

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