Where to buy commemorative stamps for the Rio Olympics

Afro-American tennis star Ashe and IOC President Samaranch made an exception in Rio de Janeiro to posthumously award the Olympic medal to the athlete who had never competed in the Olympic Games.

Formerly known as Arthur Ashe.

Afro-American tennis star Ashe and IOC President Samaranch made an exception in Rio de Janeiro to posthumously award the Olympic medal to the athlete who had never competed in the Olympic Games.

Born in Richmond, Virginia in 1943, Arthur Ashe has won three Grand Slam titles, including the 1975 Wimbledon men's singles title. In addition, he was the first African-American player to represent the United States in the Davis Cup, with a 27-5 record in the Davis Cup. In 1985, Arthur Ashe was inducted into the International Tennis Hall of Fame.

In 1992, the famous sports magazine Sports Illustrated selected Arthur Ashe as the best male athlete of the year, and the U.S. Postal System issued this stamp, which also used the cover of that issue of Sports Illustrated, and the stamp was worth 37 cents. In addition, in honor of the famous athlete, the ** court of the US Open tennis tournament is also named after him.

In addition to his great achievements in tennis, Arthur Ashe was also a well-known humanitarian, and although he contracted AIDS due to a blood transfusion from heart surgery, he did not give up on himself, but fought against the disease. Arthur Ashe also founded the ** Association to Help Teenagers and opened the Urban Health Academy named after him. In 1993, Arthur Ashe died of AIDS.

Summary. Rio 2016 Olympic Games Stamp Commemorative Coin Banknote Set **in**.

1.Stamp markets (or coin card markets, collectibles markets) around the country, there are the purchase of stamp commemorative coins;

2.Shops in the online coin cards**, collectibles** have the purchase of stamps and commemorative coins;

Rio 2016 Olympic Games Stamp Commemorative Coin Banknote Set **in**.

Rio 2016 Olympic Games Stamp Commemorative Coin Banknote Set **In**1Stamp markets (or coin card markets, collectibles markets) around the country, there are the purchase of stamp commemorative coins; 2.Shops in the online coin cards**, collectibles** have the purchase of stamps and commemorative coins;

3.Some of the shops and collectibles stores that sell goods ** have purchased stamps and commemorative coins.

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China Post is scheduled to issue a set of two stamps entitled "Commemoration of the Opening of the 24th Olympic Winter Games" on February 4, with a total face value of RMB and the stamps with the designs of "Together for the Future" and "Light of Hope" respectively.

Since the date of issuance, in the philatelic network hall, China Post mobile client, China Post micro post office philatelic WeChat**, China Post**WeChat applet**, since February 5, in the designated postal outlets**, ** period of 6 months.

In addition, China Post has specially produced the "24th Winter Olympic Games Opening Commemoration" special craft layout two, face value yuan, plans to issue 10,000 editions.

Origin of commemorative stamps:

Commemorative stamps are stamps specially issued to commemorate major events or important people, most of which are mainly pictures of commemorative events and people, and sometimes printed with the name of the commemorative stamp.

How to save commemorative stamps:

1. The collection of stamps must use a dry small mail bag, or a dry small glass bottle, or a dry philatelic album, generally speaking, philatelic albums and mail bags are more commonly used.

2. Stamps can not be exposed to sunlight for a long time, otherwise it may cause stamps to change color, can not be in a humid environment, because stamps are paper, have strong water absorption, and are easy to mildew. Therefore, it is best to store the stamps in a cool and dry place, and you can put some desiccant together.

3. If you choose a philatelic album to collect stamps, you should also pay attention to the philatelic album arrangement method, you must not be placed horizontally, so that for a long time, the stamps in the album will be squeezed by the weight of the book, therefore, the philatelic album should be placed like the book in the library, standing side by side, not letting it stagger, and the booklet should not be too close to each other, leaving some gaps.

4. Do not touch directly with your hands when watching or moving stamps, and use special small tweezers to pick up, because there are often oily secretions on the fingers, which may leave fingerprints on the stamps, and after a long time, the traces will appear, which will destroy the quality of the stamps.

5. Stamps can not be stored for a long time, but also open the philatelic album at any time to turn over, otherwise there will be dust accumulated on it.

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On February 13, 1980, China issued a set of four commemorative stamps of the 13th Winter Olympic Games. This is the first set of stamps issued to commemorate the Olympic Games after China's return to the International Olympic Committee.

Since then, China has issued commemorative stamps for the 23rd Olympic Games held in Los Angeles on July 28, 1984, with a full set of 6 and 1 souvenir sheet.

On July 25, 1992, commemorative stamps were issued for the 25th Olympic Games held in Barcelona, Spain, with a set of 4 stamps and 1 small difference sheet.

On June 23, 1996, one commemorative stamp was issued for the 26th Olympic Games held in Atlanta, USA.

On 15 September 2000, a commemorative stamp sheetlet was issued for the 27th Olympic Games in Sydney, Australia.

A set of 4 commemorative stamps was issued on 27 July 2012 for the 30th Olympic Games in London, England.

China also issued a set of five commemorative stamps on November 26, 1980 for the first anniversary of China's return to the Olympic Committee.

On June 23, 1994, a stamp commemorating the 100th anniversary of the founding of the International Olympic Committee was issued.