1922 Roosevelt Pair Scott# 557 Perf 11
Updated September 9, 2026
| Lot number | 25 |
| Estimate | 50.00 - 100.00 USD |
| Auction | Coin, Stamp and Collectables 30 |
| Date | October 8, 2026 at 7:00 PM EDT |
| Auction house | Featherznest |
| Location | Grapevine, Arkansas |
1922 Roosevelt Pair Scott# 557 Perf 11 Your item is a pair of U.S. Scott Catalogue #557: the 1923 5¢ dark blue Theodore Roosevelt, flat plate printing, perforated 11, unwatermarked.Design: Portrait of Theodore Roosevelt (based on a photograph), dark blue color, part of the 1922-1925 Regular Issue (Series of 1922). Key Features: Perforated 11 all around; sheet stamp (not coil). Issued starting May 1923. Note on Description: The "1922" date and "Washington" likely refer to the series era (often called Washington-Franklin extensions, though Roosevelt is distinct). This is not a George Washington stamp (those are lower denominations like Scott #554 2¢ carmine). Pairs are typically horizontal; line pairs (with printed guide line between stamps) add premium. Value Estimate (as of January 2026)This is a common issue in used condition but scarcer mint, especially in multiples. Values are stable with no major changes noted in recent market data or 2026 Scott catalogue trends. Condition (centering, gum, cancel, freshness) is key.Approximate market values for a horizontal pair (based on recent auctions and dealer listings):Condition Used Pair Unused (Hinged Pair) Unused (Never Hinged Pair) Average/Fine $5–$15 $40–$80 $100–$200 Very Fine $15–$30 $80–$150 $200–$400+ Extremely Fine $50+ $200+ $500+ Line pairs add 50–100%+ premium (especially never-hinged). Recent realizations: Average mint hinged pairs ~$50–$100; choice NH ~$300+.
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