Canadian stamps price guide and values
The value of a canadian stamp depends on several factors such as quality and wear, supply and demand, rarity, finish and more. Values in the section are based on the market, trends, auctions and recognized books, publications and catalogs. This section also includes information on errors and varieties and characteristics.
Search results by year - 1928 to 1953
216 result(s) found.
1928 - King George V
Scott : #149
1928 - King George V
Scott : #150
1928 - King George V
Scott : #151
1928 - King George V
Scott : #153
1928 - King George V
Scott : #154
1928 - Mount Hurd
Scott : #155
1928 - Air
Scott : #C1
1929 - King George V
Scott : #152
1929 - Québec Bridge
Scott : #156
1929 - Harvesting
Scott : #157
1929 - Bluenose
Scott : #158
1929 - Parliament
Scott : #159
1929 - King Georges V
Scott : #160
1929 - King Georges V
Scott : #161
1930 - King George V
Scott : #162
1930 - King George V
Scott : #163
1930 - King George V
Scott : #164
1930 - King George V
Scott : #165
1930 - King George V
Scott : #168
1930 - King George V
Scott : #169
1930 - King George V
Scott : #170
1930 - King George V
Scott : #171
1930 - King George V
Scott : #172
1930 - Parliament
Scott : #173
1930 - Québec Citadel
Scott : #174
1930 - Harvesting
Scott : #175
1930 - Grand Pré
Scott : #176
1930 - Mount Edith Cavell
Scott : #177
1930 - King Georges V
Scott : #178
1930 - King Georges V
Scott : #180
1930 - King Georges V
Scott : #181
1930 - Mercury, Air
Scott : #C2
1930 - Special Delivery
Scott : #E4
1930 - Postage Due
Scott : #J10
1930 - Postage Due
Scott : #J6
1930 - Postage Due
Scott : #J7
1930 - Postage Due
Scott : #J8
1930 - Postage Due
Scott : #J9
1931 - King George V
Scott : #166
1931 - King George V
Scott : #167