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EXTREMELY FINE APPEARANCE. AN EXTREMELY RARE 90-REIS BULL'S EYE USED MULTIPLE CONTAINING TWO SEMI-XIPHOPAGUS STAMPS AT TOP.
Bull's Eye stamps from the composite plates that show the diving line between panes are called Semi-Xiphopagus. Such stamps are especially desirable because they can be immediately recognized as examples from the composite plates without the need for plating (the two known Xiphopagus multiples are, of course, the se-tenant pair and strip of three). The 60r Semi-Xiphapagus stamps come from the top or bottom of the middle pane (twelve positions). The 30r and 90r are rarer, because they can only come from one row (30r bottom, 90r top, six stamps positions each). As a measure of rarity, the Meyer collection sold through Feldman in October 2007, which was said to contain a "record holding" of Semi-Xiphopagus stamps, had just one single 90r.
Ex Pack and Lima (as part of a reconstructed block of twelve). Meyer Euros 22,000 as a used block of four and two Semi-Xiphopagus singles.


VERY FINE. A BEAUTIFUL USED BLOCK OF THE 90-REIS BULL'S EYE IN A STRIKING DEEP SHADE.
Meyer Euros 18,200 as a used block of four and pair


VERY FINE. AN OUTSTANDING LARGE USED BLOCK OF THE 90-REIS BULL'S EYE ISSUE. USED MULTIPLES ARE RARELY FOUND IN THIS CHOICE CONDITION.
Although a number of used blocks of the 90r Bull's Eye have survived, including a cancelled pane of 18, the condition of the large multiples is frequently unsatisfactory. This block, with only minor flaws, is certainly one of the most desirable in terms of quality.
Ex Lima. Meyer Euros 28,000 as two used blocks of four
