Tschad: 1971, 1000 f. Great egret, more than 1000 copies of this airmail stamp, mostly in units, min
1971, 1000 f. Great egret, more than 1000 copies of this airmail stamp, mostly in units, mint never hinged. Michel no. 399, cat. value 75.000,- €.
Sale #49 Collections Overseas, Thematics, Europe, Germany/Estates
By: Auktionshaus Christoph Gärtner GmbH & Co. KG
Auktionshaus Christoph Gärtner GmbH & Co. KG Sale #49 Collections Overseas, Thematics, Europe, Germany/Estates
49th AUCTION at 22th-26th of february 2021
FAKE-NEWS?
Not from "The Guardian." The renowned British daily newspaper wrote in April 2019 "Post modern: why millennials have fallen in love with stamp collecting"
About the term: Millennials, or Generation Y, is the term commonly used to describe the generation born in the period from the early 1980s to the late 1990s. As usual for the Guardian, thorough research was done: not only the 37-year-old (only the second) female chairman of the Philatelic Traders Society, the manager of an auction house and a 29-year-old senior auctioneer were interviewed, but also collectors, i.e. "fans", as the newspaper writes in the original text.
The comments of the respondents ranged from "creative pursuit as an escape from the screen-based lives", "Philately is tangible: it’s relaxing and unplugged", "Stamp collecting is presumed to be a solitary endeavour reserved for the older members of society, but this could not be further from the truth" and "stamp collecting is a lifestyle". I will refrain from further quotations here, but I can confirm that many customers and friends of the Gärtner Auctions belong to the Generation Y.
Countless conversations show, whether during the viewing hours, at the auctions or at international exhibitions, that the "young ones" – especially overseas – are catching up. Therefore, we can also confirm from our own experience that the Guardian has not served us fake news. Guaranteed it is also not fake news, what I can report about our exciting February auctions:
We start with coins and banknotes / 22 February 2021
Live-Bidding via biddr.com – Please register early!
Special catalogue Australia – break up of a large collection / 23 February 2021
Live-Bidding via philasearch.com – Please register early!
Special catalogue USA – Wells Fargo / 23 February 2021
Live-Bidding via philasearch.com – Please register early!
Single lots Asia, Thematics, Oversea, Europe – with the beautiful section China 1897 Red Revenues / 24 February 2021
Very strong offer Germany single lots – from Old German States, Third Reich, German Colonies and the Federal Republic of Germany, expect top philatelic items / 24 February 2021
Nearly 10.000 collections Overseas, Thematics, Europe, Germany/Estates / 25 - 26 February 2021
Sale Terms
Lot #17457 - tschad
Lot #17458 - tschad
Tschad: 1987, Liberated Fada, big investment accumulation of full sheets and part sheets. In total 2
1987, Liberated Fada, big investment accumulation of full sheets and part sheets. In total 25.181 sets. Michel 720.000 €.
Lot #17459 - tschad
Tschad: 1987, Liberation of FADA lot with 49 IMPERFORATE complete sets and additional 100 stamps of
1987, Liberation of FADA lot with 49 IMPERFORATE complete sets and additional 100 stamps of 40fr. and 200 stamps of 100fr., a rare offer as the normal stamps were issued only for postal use in Tchad, mint never hinged, Mi. 1155/58
Lot #17460 - tschad
Tschad: 1987, Health care, big investment accumulation of full sheets and part sheets. In total 4.50
1987, Health care, big investment accumulation of full sheets and part sheets. In total 4.500 complete sets. Three of the stamps are valued with 50.- Euro each, the other three are stated -.- in Michel. If we calculate for each stamp 50.- Euro the catalogue value is 1.350.000 €.
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