MEXICO 2¢ HEADING ERROR PSC +1¢ DEC 1893-GERMANY PC50

Description

The 1893 2¢ postal stationery card with heading error - TARJETA POSTAL only, no French CARTE POSTALE. Uprated with an added 1¢ stamp, and sent from Mexico City (Dec. 29, 1893 cancel), via Nuevo Laredo (Jan. 1, 1894), to Düsseldorf, Germany. Good condition. Old EPS & Bamert PC50. SCROLL DOWN FOR ALL SCANS.
This is one of three Mexican postal stationery card heading errors we are offering today – see our other listings.
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SHIPMENTS TO MEXICO REQUIRE REGISTERED POSTAGE.WINNING BIDDERS, PLEASE WAIT FOR MY INVOICE BEFORE PAYING, for combined postage on multiple purchases. See below pictures for expected shipping costs.
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Shipments to Mexico require registered postage.
Shipments to 0: Postage: .00 to US, Canada, & abroad. Exception for Mexico - .65 registered postage.
Shipments to 0: Postage: .00 to US, Canada, & abroad.
Shipments over 0 to 0: To US, .95. Canada .85 & abroad .65 reg’d mail.
Shipments over 0 to 0: To US, .95, to Canada .60, & abroad .65 (reg’d mail), International Priority or Express.
Shipments over 0 sent by Express ( to the US, .60 International Priority or Exp to Canada, & Exp abroad).
Postage for multiple lots can be combined over a period of 7 days.
We reserve the right to require Express mail for shipments from 0 to 0 to certain countries, which we will note with lots when appropriate.
We no longer ship to India.
SHIPMENTS TO MEXICO REQUIRE REGISTERED POSTAGE, AND EMS FOR HIGHER VALUE SHIPMENTS. SHIPMENTS VALUED TO 0 TO SOME OTHER COUNTRIES IN SOUTH & CENTRAL AMERICA MAY ALSO REQUIRE REGISTERED OR EMS POSTAGE.