$20.00 State (O71).
Original gum, h.r., rich colors, choice centering with nicely balanced
marginsEXTREMELY FINE ORIGINAL-GUM EXAMPLE OF THE $20.00 STATE.
With 1989 P.S.E. certificate (Image)
7c Treasury (O76). Mint
N.H., deep rich color and sharp proof-like impression, bottom right
corner perf tip crease, otherwise Extremely Fine, Scott Retail as hinged (Image) 
10c Treasury (O77).
Original gum, dark color on bright white paper, choice centering with extra
wide margins, Extremely Fine, a huge stamp
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12c Treasury (O78). Mint
N.H., bright color, almost perfectly centered with even margins on
fresh paper with long full perfs, Extremely Fine Gem, Scott Retail as
hinged (Image) 
24c Treasury (O80).
Slightly disturbed original gum from hinge removal, deep rich color,
precise centering with even margins, Extremely Fine
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30c Treasury (O81). Block
of four, top right stamp with short transfer at top right, top pair
original gum, lightly hinged, bottom pair Mint N.H., rich color on
bright white paper, bottom left stamp with light fingerprint on gum, light
gum bend at bottom, Fine-Very Fine block, the short transfer is a scarce
variety, Scott Retail as normal hinged block of four
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2c War (O84). Original
gum, lightly hinged, rich color on fresh paper, Extremely Fine (Image) 
6c War (O86). Original
gum, lightly hinged, well-centered on bright white paper, unpunched perfs
at bottom, Extremely Fine, with 1988 P.F. certificate
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7c War (O87). Original
gum, small h.r., perfectly centered on fresh paper with long full perfs,
Extremely Fine (Image) 
90c War (O93). Original
gum, lightly hinged, dark color, choice centering and Extremely Fine (Image) 
1c Agriculture, Soft Paper
(O94). Without gum as issued, brilliant color on bright paperVERY FINE EXAMPLE OF THE ONE-CENT AGRICULTURE AMERICAN BANK NOTE PRINTING.
As discerning collectors know, Official issues can be extremely difficult to obtain in sound, fresh, centered condition. This is especially true of the American Printing on soft porous paper, which are especially prone to faults. (Image)