Australia New South Wales 1860-72 1d dull red, SG155

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Australia New South Wales 1860-72 1d dull red, SG155Australia New South Wales 1860 72 1d dull red 'diadem Queen Victoria', watermark double lined '1', perforations 13, SG155. A fine mint example for this issue where most examples are of poor quality. The Stanley Gibbons catalogue values is 170. These stamps represented the first use of perforation in New South Wales in 1860. Unfortunately for collectors, the stamps were very closely spaced, the perforating process not well controlled, and it is unusual

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