B67-“Great Britain QE II 2½d Carmine-Red POSTAGE-REVENUE Stamp [Mint / Used

Title:

“Great Britain QE II 2½d Carmine-Red POSTAGE-REVENUE Stamp — [Mint / Used – specify]”

Category:

Collectibles → Stamps → Great Britain & Queen Elizabeth II → Pre-Decimal

Condition:

Depends on your item. For example:

If unused with original gum (never hinged): “Mint — Never Hinged (MNH)”

If unused but hinged: “Mint — Hinged (MH)”

If used: “Used — with cancel”

Also include details: centering, perforation condition, gum condition, any tears or faults.

Item Specifics:

Spec Value / Description

Country/Region of Manufacture Great Britain

Year of Issue ~1950s (QE II era)

Denomination 2½d (two and a half pence)

Color Carmine-Red / red

Stamp Type Postage / Revenue combined use

Catalog Number Possibly SG 519 / related number (or the applicable catalogue)

Condition Details e.g. “Very Fine centering, fresh color, no thins, original gum intact” / “light cancellation, good edges”

Description / Item Description (body):

Include a full paragraph with:

Historical context (QE II definitive period, dual postage/revenue use)

Condition details (centering, gum, perforations, any flaws)

Any certifying marks, catalog reference (Stanley Gibbons, etc.)

Good high-resolution images (front, back, margins, any flaws)

Valuation / Price Guidance:

From stamp catalogs and listings:

A Fine Used example of QE II 2½d (SG 519) is quoted at around £7.99 in some catalogs.

Lesser-quality used copies are found offered for very low prices (e.g. as low as ~USD 0.12 in bulk listings)

Premium mint, never-hinged, or error/variety examples (if any) could command much more, depending on condition and market demand

So your realistic baseline valuation (if your specimen is decent used) might be £5 – £15 GBP. If mint and excellent, you might push higher (for example £20+).

Recommended eBay Listing Price:

If your stamp is used but in good condition, you might set a “Buy It Now” price of £12 GBP (or £10–15, depending on strength). Or for a nice unused mint, perhaps £25–£35 GBP or more, depending on demand and rarity.

Auction Option:

You could offer it as an auction with a starting bid of £5–£8 GBP (or lower, to attract bidders), with a reserve price (if you wish) of maybe £12–£15 GBP. Also include “Buy It Now” option if you want the chance to sell immediately.

Shipping & Handling:

Indicate shipping from UK (or your location)

Use tracked, insured postage (especially for valuable stamps)

Combine shipping if you have more stamps

Return Policy / Terms:

“Returns accepted within X days if not as described” is helpful to build buyer confidence

State clearly how you describe condition and that buyers should review photos carefully