B237-“1935 Great Britain Silver Jubilee 1½d Brown Block of 4 × 4 (16 stamps) M

Title:

“1935 Great Britain Silver Jubilee 1½d Brown Block of 4 × 4 (16 stamps) — Mint / Unused / Hinged”

(or adjust “Mint / Unused / Hinged / OG” depending on the actual state)

Category:

Stamps → Great Britain & British Commonwealth → Great Britain → King George V (1910–1936)

Condition:

Unused / mint (or “Mint, lightly hinged” / “Original gum” / “No faults” etc — describe any gum disturbance, hinge marks, toning, perforation issues, paper bends)

Item Specifics:

Field Value

Country/Region Great Britain

Era King George V (1910–1936)

Year 1935

Denomination 1½d (Three Halfpence)

Issue Silver Jubilee

Format / Multiple Block(s) (16 stamps in your photo appear as multiple blocks)

Gum Original gum / lightly hinged / unmounted (specify)

Perforation “Perf 14” or “Perf. type 14” (confirm)

Colour Red-brown / brown (as appropriate)

Catalogue Number SG 455 (or which SG for the 1½d)

Condition Notes Any flaws (e.g. toning, hinge marks, gum disturbances, perforation faults)

Price & Valuation:

Valuation / estimated auction value:

The 1935 Silver Jubilee series is well known among British philatelists, and the rarer stamp in the set is the 2½d “Prussian Blue” error which fetches very high prices.

However, the 1½d issue is far more common in comparison.

In a Grosvenor sale, a 11/2d booklet pane (4 stamps) in superb unmounted mint condition sold for about £110.

Also, in historical summary, typical Silver Jubilee sets in fine mint condition list for modest sums.

Considering you have multiple blocks (total of 16 stamps), but assuming they are not premium quality (just decent), a rough “wholesale / collector lot” valuation might be £100 to £200 (depending heavily on condition, gum, centering, freshness).

If the blocks are of superb quality (well centered, fresh gum, minimal disturbance), you could justify pushing toward £250 to £300 or more.

Suggested “Buy It Now” / fixed-price listing:

I would suggest setting a Buy It Now price of £150 for the full lot (16 stamps) if condition is good (minor hinge, good perfs).

If your quality is excellent, you might try £200 or even £225.

Auction (bid) option:

Start the auction at a conservative level to attract bidders. For example:

Start price: £60

Reserve price (hidden): £120

Duration: 7 or 10 days

“Or best offer” (if you permit negotiation)

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Example (complete) Listing Summary

Title: 1935 Great Britain Silver Jubilee 1½d Brown Block of 4 × 4 (16 stamps) — Mint

Category: Stamps → Great Britain → King George V (1910–1936)

Condition: Unused, original gum, lightly hinged (with hinge traces)

Item Specifics: See table above

Buy It Now: £150

Auction Option: Start at £60, reserve £120, 7-day duration

Description Notes:

> You can add more descriptive text:

“Blocks appear fresh, perforations mostly intact. Gum is original with light hinge marks only. No heavy toning or creases observed. Please refer to photos for condition. Ideal for a collector wanting multiples or for breaking into smaller blocks.”