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The 30-Cent Stamps series of Encased Postage in the U.S. Currency contains 12 distinct entries.
Postage stamps encased in a brassy-metal housing were invented by A.M. Gault in 1861 to alleviate a severe shortage of coinage. They were issued only in 1861 by a handful of private businesses. A piece of mica (clear plastic) was used to protect the stamp in its frame. A small number of these fascinating paper money-token crossover items survive today and very few in top quality condition. This is a collectible worthy of greater attention as values have not been well defined for items of superior condition.

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30-Cent Stamps Value Range  
Ayers Cathartic Pills 30c Long Arrows (Fr. EP173a)
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Ayers Sarsaparilla 30c (Fr. EP173)
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Browns Bronchial Troches 30c (Fr. EP174)
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Burnetts Cocoaine Kalliston 30c (Fr. EP175)
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Burnetts Cooking Extracts 30c (Fr. EP176)
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Drakes Plantation Bitters 30c (Fr. EP177)
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Gault, J. 30c Plain Frame (Fr. EP178)
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Gault, J. 30c Ribbed Frame (Fr. EP179)
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Hunt & Nash, Irving House, N.Y. 30c (Fr. EP180)
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Kirkpatrick & Gault, N.Y. 30c (Fr. EP181)
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Lord & Taylor, N.Y. 30c (Fr. EP182)
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Sands Ale 30c (Fr. EP183)
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The 30-Cent Stamps series of Encased Postage in the U.S. Currency contains 12 distinct entries.
Postage stamps encased in a brassy-metal housing were invented by A.M. Gault in 1861 to alleviate a severe shortage of coinage. They were issued only in 1861 by a handful of private businesses. A piece of mica (clear plastic) was used to protect the stamp in its frame. A small number of these fascinating paper money-token crossover items survive today and very few in top quality condition. This is a collectible worthy of greater attention as values have not been well defined for items of superior condition.

Catalog Detail

Legal Disclaimer

The prices listed in our database are intended to be used as an indication only. Users are strongly encouraged to seek multiple sources of pricing before making a final determination of value. CDN Publishing is not responsible for typographical or database-related errors. Your use of this site indicates full acceptance of these terms.

Read CDN Terms of Use