ICELAND 1957 10 KRONUR P-38b aUNC - US Seller

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** I SELL ONLY GUARANTEED GENUINE BANKNOTES & COINS & STAMPS **
ICELAND 1957 10 KRONUR P-38b aUNC
Stunning Banknote !! about Uncirculated (aUNC) Very Crisp! No pinholes, cuts, nicks, tears, or stains!
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Please feel free to inquire with any concerns with your shipping destination.
For example, I NO LONGER ship items to Russia, India or Saudi Arabia since buyers
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I keep high resolution scan for all of my notes as a permanent record so I can compare the sold items with what I receive from buyers.
I have had a few buyers who sent back items that have different serial numbers than the item that I sold. In these cases,
I returned the items and DID NOT refund the purchase. I also reported these buyers to eBay.
Standard grading system used in the "certified notes industry" is my main criteria on grading our notes.
Perfection in grading in this industry does not exist so we will welcome any question, opinion, or comment in a fair manner.
In special occasions a purchased note could be same Pick #, same condition and different serial # in which the buyer can be free to cancel the transaction at any time.
I will notify buyers about any change in the purchased note (different serial, same condition, and same Pick #) from what was shown in the listing so that the buy can accept or refuse the purchase before the items are shipped.
I will not offer or accept any discounts for any disputed item.
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DOLLARS 1976 STAMP CANCEL FLAG UN FROM ICELAND LUCKY MONEY VALUE 00
F 1935 G (GA Block)
Neff I Simon
S/N G 65949156 A
CH UNC 63
The face side has two postage stamps:
1986 UNITED NATIONS OFFICES IN NEW YORK
Nations Flags Series:
22 c,
ICELAND
1985 REGULAR ISSUES
22 c, FLAG OVER CAPITOL DOME
Also has post seals: FEB 13, 2013 & FEB 13, 2015
In honor 75 TH Anniversary UN
(seal 100% guarantee )
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