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SOUTH SUDAN = MNH complete 1st set South Sudan with the withdrawn 2.5 SSP Coat of Arms = SOUDAN du Sud Südsudan

Item n° #1011321830

€199.50

± US$225.66

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2 available

Time remaining : 2 days 19 hours

On Thursday, 9 July 2020 at 16:39.
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Location:
Uganda
Languages:
- English (United Kingdom),
- French,
- Dutch,
- German
Seller:
- leolion 100% (1893x)
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Description

Start of the sale:
Monday, 1 June 2020 at 18:11
Sale ends:
Thursday, 9 July 2020 at 16:39

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SOUTH SUDAN MNH complete 1st set South Sudan, including the withdrawn 2.5 SSP (penultimate) Coat of Arms
SPECIAL OFFER!!! Postage by registered airmail is included. DHL service is available for additional euro 25.-
The first postage stamps for South Sudan were issued on 13 July 2011 by the Ministry of Telecommunications and Postal Servicesand should have featured the flag of South Sudan on the one South Sudanese Pound (SSP) stamp, the Coat of Arms of South Sudan on the 2.5 SSP stamp, and an image of Dr John Garang, the pre-independence leader, on the 3.5 SSP stamp. Unfortunately, however, the penultimate design of the Coat of Arms for South Sudan appeared on the 2.5 SSP stamp, with the eagle looking to the right instead of the left, while it carries two spears instead of one spear and one spade, therefore, it was decided not to issue this stamp, but only the ones of 1 SSP and 3.5 SSP. (See entry "Postage Stamps and Postal History of South Sudan" in Wikipedia).
We combine purchases to save on postage costs. See my other items for Bhutan, Uganda and South Sudan.
Visit the Facebook page "South Sudan Stamp Collectors".

Sales conditions

Destination:
Seller's country, Europe, North America, Central America, South America, Asia, Africa, Oceania
Method:
Shipping after payment
Shipping costs:
Payable by the buyer
Payment:
Guarantee:
Money back if not satisfied
To find out about the return and refund time for the item, please see the Delcampe Charter.

i will be in Holland as of 26 March for at least two months. Priority airmail till 20 grs is euro 1.90. Registration is very expensive. Details will follow. For Uganda: postage cost stamps in single envelope is euro 1.50 (or equivalent in usd) up to 30 grs. Every 10 grs extra costs euro 0.50 extra. Registered mail is euro 2.50 extra on top. 1 - 3 FDcs or covers regular airmail postage is euro 2.- and for each FDC or cover added, extra postage charge is euro 0.25. All shipments to India, Italy, Egypt, Russia and selected other countries only by registered mail. Cost-saving combined shipments possible, please ask for latest information first. Official postal registry receipt is proof of sending. For FDCs and covers one has to add the weight of the packing material. Note that mail from Uganda to abroad may take 3 - 6 weeks, although lately better delivery times have been reported. In the unlikely event that you may want to return the stamps (possible within two weeks after receipt), kindly ask for advice.

Specific conditions:

Payment by Paypal is a great choice. For buyers from Western Europe, IBAN bank transfer in euros to my account in Holland preferred and highly appreciated. Payment by cash (Euro or USD bank notes only) or personal check (USA or France) is possible; however contact me first. Payment is expected within seven days after purchase, or as indicated separately in payment request. On day eight I might put the items in question again on sale.
In the unlikely event that you may want to return the items you purchased (possible within two weeks after receipt), kindly contact me for further advice.
No discount on (special) offers, or limited only.

Seller

Member since:
13 Aug 2008
Last connection:
2 days ago

Location:
Uganda
Spoken languages:
- English (United Kingdom),
- French,
- Dutch,
- German

Overview:

I am a collector of postcards and stamps of Bhutan and South Sudan. I have extensively contributed to the entries in WIKIPEDIA of Postal Stamps and Postal History for both countries, Bhutan and South Sudan. To finance my hobby, I sell stamps, postcards and phonecards of, in particular, these two countries.

I am a national from the Netherlands (a.k.a. Holland), living abroad since 1986, nowadays mainly in Uganda and Thailand, with regular trips to Bhutan and South Sudan.

While Bhutan is an acclaimed success story, the present state of affairs in South Sudan is reason for serious worry. We always hope for the best.

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