Bermuda
Stamps
Welcome to our page on Bermuda stamps
Bermuda
issued their first stamps in 1848, and continue to do so
right up to the present day.
Best to start
your collection from 1865 because the stamps between
1848-61 cost over £100,000 each!
Lots of very
nice stamps from Bermuda including some hard to find
Victorian head stamps also all the high values from King
George V and King George V1 are always on the top of
collectors wish lists.
*Collecting
Window
c1865-1962
(best period to
collect)
Good country to start to build a
collection, lots of really good stamps still on the
market, look to buy at less than half catalogue
value.
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our shop on EB AY by clicking the
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*Collecting
Areas
Queen
Victoria
Bermuda
first issued stamps in 1848-61 these stamps are very,
very expensive with one stamp catalogued at
£275,000. Early stamps issued between 1865-1903
with a watermark crown cc are avidly
collected. There are 12 stamps with the most
expensive being the 3d orange which came out in 1875 and
has a mint price of
£2,000.
King
Edward Vll
The
only good set from this reign is the 1906-10 Dry Dock set
which has 9 stamps with a total value of £120 in mint and
£40 in used
condition.
King
George V
There
are two very good sets from this reign the first being
the 1918-22 high value set of 6 stamps. Lots of
variations to collect with prices up to £350 for the
basic stamps. The other good set is the 1924-32
high values which consists of only 4 basic stamps with a
combined price of £425 mint and £700 used. Lots of
expensive variations i.e. nine different ones on the
12/6 stamp
alone.
King
George Vl
The
main set from this period is the 1938-53 which
consists of 16 stamps with a combined value of £300 in
mint and £190 in used condition, again lots and lots of
variations.
Queen
Elizabeth ll
Basically there is only one good set
from this period which was issued between 1953 and 62.
There are 18 stamps in the set with the 10/- ultramarine
issued in 1957 SG149a being the most expensive with a
price of £60.
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