$2.00 Orange Red & Black
(523). Mint N.H., bright colors, sharp proof-like impressions,
well-centered on fresh paper, Extremely Fine, with 1993 P.F. certificate (Image) 
$5.00 Deep Green & Black
(524). Mint N.H., brilliant colors, almost perfectly centered,
Extremely Fine Gem, with copy of 1980 P.F. certificate for block of four,
this being the bottom right stamp (Image) 
2c Carmine, Ty. Va (528).
Mint N.H., rich color, perfectly centered with wide even margins, Extremely
Fine Gem (Image) 
2c Carmine, Ty. VI (528A).
Mint N.H., radiant color on bright fresh paper, extra wide margins at top
and bottom, Extremely Fine (Image) 
2c Carmine, Ty. V, Imperforate
(533). Mint N.H., bright fresh color and sharp impression on brilliant
paper, Very Fine and choice, with copy of 1982 P.F. certificate for block
of four, this being the bottom right stamp
(Image) 
2c Carmine, Ty. VI,
Imperforate (534A). Mint N.H., vivid color, post-office fresh,
Extremely Fine (Image) 
2c Carmine, Ty. VII,
Imperforate (534B). Mint N.H., large even margins all around, brilliant
color, detailed impressionEXTREMELY FINE GEM. A SUPERB MINT NEVER-HINGED EXAMPLE OF THE RARE TYPE VII IMPERFORATE OFFSET STAMP.
Most Type VII stamps were used by private vending and affixing machine companies. However, unlike Scott 314A and 482A, a small supply of the imperforate 2c Type VII stamps reached the public.
With 1992 P.F. certificate (Image)
3c Deep Red Violet (537a).
Mint N.H., precise centering and proof-like impression, post-office
freshEXTREMELY FINE MINT NEVER-HINGED EXAMPLE OF THE 3-CENT VICTORY ISSUE IN THE ELUSIVE DEEP RED VIOLET SHADE.
With 2000 P.F. certificate (Image)
2c Carmine Rose, Ty. II,
Rotary Perf 11 x 10 (539). Mint N.H., bright fresh color, well-centered
for this notoriously challenging issueEXTREMELY FINE MINT NEVER-HINGED EXAMPLE OF THE RARE 1919 2-CENT TYPE II ROTARY PRESS WASTE ISSUE, SCOTT 539.
The rotary waste sheets were rarely perforated in a uniform manner. Many are very poorly centered and have been hinged. This example is a true condition rarity.
With 1995 P.F. certificate (Image)
3c Violet, Ty. II (541).
Mint N.H., bright and fresh, Extremely Fine, with 1990 P.F. certificate (Image) 
1c Green, Rotary Perf 11
(544). Mint N.H., fresh and bright color, choice centering for this
notoriously challenging issueVERY FINE AND CHOICE. ONE OF THE FEW EXTANT MINT NEVER-HINGED EXAMPLES OF THIS MAJOR 20TH CENTURY RARITY. PROBABLY FEWER THAN 20 OF THE 1923 ONE-CENT ROTARY PERF 11, SCOTT 544, EXIST IN ANY UNUSED STATE -- LESS THAN TEN ARE MINT NEVER-HINGED.
A small quantity of 1c Rotary Press stamps was perforated 11 at the end of 1922, using remainder sheets from the earlier printings that were normally perforated in 10 gauge or 11/10 compound gauge. Its existence as a Perf 11 variety was discovered in 1936, and the stamp received its Scott Catalogue listing in 1938.
Most of the recorded copies of Scott 544 are off-center or have been damaged -- the result of poor production standards and mis-handling.
With 1966 (for strip of four -- left stamp) and 1996 P.F. certificates (Image)