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US #3197 MNH 1998 Pacific Dogwood Cornus suttallii [Mi2942 YT2714]

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US $4.64
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Located in: Conroe, Texas, United States
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Item specifics

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Denomination
32 Cent
Year of Issue
1998
Place of Origin
United States
Quality
Mint Never Hinged/MNH
Grade
Ungraded
Topic
Plants
Certification
Uncertified

Item description from the seller

txphl | hiplatelics

txphl | hiplatelics

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Thank you for the aircraft stamps,3 of my close family served in Royal Rhodesian Airforce. Loved the history on the back. The enclosed Cuba stamps of tobacco, we farmed that crop and husband visited Cuba, also grew Sugar Cane in 90's.The Dogwood was pristine cheers
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