10c Yellow Green (68).
Original gum, tiny h.r., deep rich color and detailed impression, light
vertical crease at left, otherwise Extremely Fine, with 2002 P.F.
certificate (Image)
10c Yellow Green (68).
Traces of original gum, dark shade, Very Fine and choice, with 1992 P.F.
certificate, Scott Retail as without gum
(Image) 
10c Yellow Green (68).
Unused (no gum), bright color on fresh paper, Very Fine
(Image) 
10c Yellow Green (68).
Unused (regummed), intense color and proof-like impression, few perfs with
barest traces of toning, otherwise Very Fine
(Image)
12c Black (69). Block of
four, original gum, crisp impression, fresh and intactFINE. A SCARCE AND ATTRACTIVE ORIGINAL-GUM BLOCK OF THE 12-CENT 1861 ISSUE.
With 1989 P.F. certificate (Image)
12c Black (69).
Redistributed original gum, dark color and detailed impression on bright
white paper, fresh and Very Fine, with 2001 P.F. certificate (Image) 
12c Black (69). Small
part disturbed original gum, Very Fine, Scott Retail as no gum (Image) 
12c Black (69). Unused
(no gum), detailed impression, reperfed at right to appear well-centered,
otherwise Extremely Fine (Image)
12c Black (69). Huge
margins, sharp proof-like impression on bright paper, neat blue grid
cancel, Very Fine and choice, with 1998 P.S.E. certificate (Image)
12c Black (69).
Incredibly sharp proof-like impression, deep blood-red town circular
datestamp, Very Fine and choice, with 1999 P.F. certificate (Image) 
24c Red Lilac (70).
Original gum, absolutely stunning deep rich color and sharp proof-like
impression, choice centering with remarkably well-balanced
marginsVERY FINE AND CHOICE. A BEAUTIFUL STAMP IN TERMS OF COLOR, IMPRESSION, CENTERING, AND FRESHNESS OF PAPER AND GUM.
The 1861-62 Red Lilac shade is actually one of the scarcest of the 24c color varieties to find in sound well-centered orignial-gum condition, despite its lower Scott catalogue value relative to the other shades.
With 2002 P.F. certificate (Image)