An anonymous Czech investor has bought two of the rarest postage stamps in
the world: the so-called red and blue Mauritius. They were sold in a
private transaction for an estimated 100 million crowns. The stamps bearing
the profile of Queen Victoria were issued on by the British Colony
Mauritius in September...
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