Will there be stamps for the London Olympics? A detailed description of the commemorative stamp Oly

Isn't it already out? Packages can be purchased below face value.

China Post will issue a set of 4 commemorative stamps of the 30th Olympic Games on July 27, 2012. Details are as follows:

Chronicle No.: 2012-17

Diagram Sequence Diagram Name Face Value.

4-1) J Soccer Meta.

4-2)j Tennis Yuan.

4-3) j Equestrian Yuan.

4-4)j Athletics Yuan.

Stamp size: 33-33 mm.

Perforation degree: degrees.

Number of pieces: 16 pieces in format 1.

Format 2: 8 pieces (2 sets).

Full sheet specifications: Format 175 185 mm.

Format II 176 118 mm.

Edition: Photowriting.

Anti-counterfeiting method: anti-counterfeiting paper.

Anti-counterfeiting inks with special-shaped perforations.

Fluorescent coding. Designer: Shang Ying, Shen Jiahong.

Information provided by: International Olympic Committee.

Responsibility: Dong Yan.

Printing plant: Beijing Stamp Factory.

The landlord should ask about the name of this information collection: From Beijing to London Olympic Games Stamps Large Complete Collection Category: Olympic Stamp Collection Item No.: RMB006522

Issuance**: China-Tibet Alliance Network.

Contents: 38 pages of London Olympic stamps, 528 rare stamps, all large panes.

A total of 9.6 million tickets will be printed, of which around 8 million will be for the Summer Olympics and another 1.6 million for the Paralympics, of which 75 will not exceed £50 by the organisers, and spectators will enjoy free transport.

It is expected that 82 of the Summer Olympics tickets and 63 of the Paralympic tickets will be sold, with the minimum internal ticket for athletes being £15, and those on the big screen in the Olympic Village** will have to pay £10 for the Laugh Room, which is about 20,000 tickets printed.

There's no sales plan now, it's still early!

The London Olympics and Paralympics issued 11 million tickets, of which 6.6 million were allocated to British spectators. Seventy-five per cent of the tickets were sold in the UK, with the remainder distributed to IOC (5 per cent), sponsors (8 per cent) and National Olympic Committees (12 per cent).

Ten days before the start of the London Olympics, there were reports of ticket sales that worried the Olympic organising committee. Football and Paralympic tickets are left, and the surplus of potatoes has reached 1 million. But as the London Olympics progressed, more and more people bought tickets to enter the stadium.

A total of 10 million tickets were sold for the London Olympics, which should be no problem.