B242-Vintage Newfoundland Postage Stamps Lot (Pre-Confederation 1911–1939) 9 M
🏷️ Title
Vintage Newfoundland Postage Stamps Lot (Pre-Confederation 1911–1939) – 9 Mint Condition Issues Including Memorial University & Royal Visit Overprints
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🗂️ Category
Stamps › British Colonies & Territories › Newfoundland (Pre-1949)
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🧾 Condition
Used / Lightly Hinged (Mint Hinged)
Most stamps appear unused with original gum; some show light hinge marks and minor toning on reverse (see photos for details). Overall, very fine condition.
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📦 Item Specifics
Region: Newfoundland (Pre-Confederation)
Era: George V & George VI (1910–1939)
Type: Postage Stamps
Quantity: 9 stamps
Condition: Mint Hinged (Lightly Used Gum)
Features: Mixed denominations (1¢–4¢), overprints (“TWO CENTS”, “1 CENT”, “2 CENTS”)
Notable Issues:
Memorial University College 2¢ overprint (scarcer issue)
1939 Royal Visit blue overprints (“1 CENT”, “2 CENTS”)
King George V & VI definitive portraits
“Codfish” 1¢ green issue – classic Newfoundland design
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💷 Valuation (Market Estimate 2025)
Stamp / Issue Est. Individual Value (£)
2¢ Memorial University College overprint £6–£10
4¢ Duke of York (purple) £3–£5
2¢ King George V (red) £3
3¢ Queen Mary (brown) £3
1¢ Codfish (green) £4–£6
2¢ King George VI (green) x2 £3–£4 each
1939 Royal Visit “1¢” overprint £5–£7
1939 Royal Visit “2¢” overprint £5–£7
Total Estimated Value £32–£46
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💰 Recommended Listing Price
Buy It Now (Fixed Price): £39.99
Auction Option: Start at £24.99 (7-day auction, high engagement expected from collectors)
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📝 Description (for Listing Body)
> A beautiful lot of 9 original Newfoundland postage stamps issued between 1911 and 1939, prior to Newfoundland joining Canada. Includes sought-after overprints, memorial issues, and portraits of King George V, King George VI, and Queen Mary.
All stamps are mint hinged with clear perforations and vibrant colors. Back sides show light hinge marks consistent with careful album storage (see photos front and back).
Perfect addition for collectors of British Colonial or Canadian pre-Confederation postal history.
Securely shipped in a protective sleeve with cardboard backing.

