U.S. Virgin Islands Revenues
These images replaced the issue of 1919, which was denominated in bits and francs. Those designs, in turn, had been based on the 1907 Danish West Indies series, with the Great Seal of the U.S. replacing the Danish crown.
Perforated 11 series (1935)
Scott R32, 2¢, red and green, green plate number 47245
Image courtesy of Eric Jackson
Scott R32a, 2¢ red & light yellow green, thin paper, lt. yellow green plate number 47245
Scott R32b, 2¢,
red plate number 39841 and hand-entered yellow green plate number 38192
Scott R33, 2¢ magenta &
apple green, apple green plate number 54811
Scott R34, 10¢, green plate number
43050
Scott R35, 20¢,
red plate number 39851 and hand-entered gray plate number 38192
Scott R36, 20¢ red and green, green plate number
54811
Scott R36a, 20¢ red and yellow green
Scott R37, 40¢ gray, plate number
48396
Scott R38, 60¢, red plate number 49127 and milky blue plate number 39840
Scott R38a, 60¢ red and light blue, light blue plate number
52054
Scott R39, 60¢ red and deep blue
Scott R40, $1, blue plate number
50645
Scott R41, $1.40,
red plate number 48415 and yellow plate number 43047
Scott R42, $2, yellow plate number
39880
Scott R43, $10 reddish brown and pink, pink plate number
47245
Scott R44, $20 black and pink, pink plate number
47245
Scott R45, $100 red and green
Perforated 12-1/2 series (1965)
Scott R48, 2¢ red and yellow green, yellow green plate number 54811
Scott R48a, 2¢ red and green, green plate number 54811
Scott R49, 10¢, green plate number
54816
Scott R49a, 10¢ milky green
Scott R50, 20¢ red and yellow green
Scott R50a, 20¢ red and green, red plate number
54817
Scott R51, 40¢, gray plate number
54818
Scott R52, 60¢ red and light blue, red plate number
55360
Scott R53, $1, blue plate number
55357
Scott R53a, $1 milky blue
Scott R54, $2, yellow plate number
55358
Scott R55, $10 reddish brown and pink, reddish brown plate number
54820
Scott R56, $20 black and pink, black plate number
54821
Scott R57, $100 red and green
Scott R58, $1000 green and yellow
Most of the above plate number single images are
photographically cropped from plate blocks of 6 or 8. Images
courtesy of the late Steve Wittig, unless otherwise noted.
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