6c Dull Pink (159). With
wide selvage at right, original gum, lightly hinged, rich color on fresh
paper, Very Fine, with 2002 P.F. certificate
(Image) 
6c Dull Pink (159).
Original gum, lightly hinged, bright and fresh, Very Fine, with 2002 P.F.
certificate (Image) 
7c Orange Vermilion
(160). Original gum, intense vibrant color, remarkably choice centering
with extra wide balanced marginsAN EXTREMELY FINE ORIGINAL-GUM 7-CENT 1873 CONTINENTAL BANK NOTE ISSUE.
With 1983 P.F. certificate (Image)
7c Orange Vermilion
(160). Original gum, lightly hinged, vivid shade and proof-like
impression clearly showing the secret marks, Very Fine and choice, a pretty
stamp, with 2002 P.F. certificate (Image)
7c Orange Vermilion
(160). Perfectly centered with wide even margins, fresh color, blue
and red cancels, Extremely Fine Gem, a rare combination of two colored
cancels on a perfectly centered stamp, with 2002 P.F. certificate
(incorrectly stating red and black cancels)
(Image)
7c Orange Vermilion
(160). Perfectly centered, bright fresh color on radiant paper,
perfectly struck fancy cancel, Extremely Fine Gem, a beautiful stamp, with
2002 P.F. certificate (Image) 
10c Brown (161). Left
sheet margin, original gum, rich color, unusually wide margins, Extremely
Fine, with 1994 P.S.E. certificate (Image) 
10c Brown (161). Original
gum, rich color and fine impression, reperfed at bottom, otherwise Fine (Image) 
12c Blackish Violet
(162). Large part original gum, rich color, reperfed, small corner
crease, otherwise Fine (Image) 
15c Yellow Orange (163).
Original gum, lightly hinged, extraordinarily choice centering with
exceptionally wide margins, bright yellowish shadeEXTREMELY FINE. THE 15-CENT 1873 CONTINENTAL IS ONE OF THE MOST ELUSIVE BANK NOTE ISSUES IN THIS GRADE IN ORIGINAL-GUM CONDITION.
Although defined by a secret mark, the 15c Continental, Scott 163, is very difficult to distinguish from its National counterpart, Scott 152. Certain shades and impressions of the 15c Continental closely match certain National printings, and the secret mark is often undetectable. However, the stamp offered here has what we believe are characteristics unique to Continental's work. The shade is very bright and yellowish. The gum is white and smooth (National gum is typically dark brown and uneven). The secret mark in the upper left triangle is also prominently featured in this impression. There is simply no question that this is a 15c Continental. Collectors who have searched for a well-centered Scott 163 with original gum know how rare it is in such condition. Off-center stamps are the norm, and original gum is a rare commodity in this issue.
With 2002 P.F. certificate (Image)
15c Yellow Orange (163).
Original gum, lightly hinged, radiant color on bright white paper, detailed
impression, Fine, a scarce stamp in sound original gum condition, with 2002
P.F. certificate (Image)