What stamps are the most valuable and what are the most valuable stamps?

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The motherland is red. 1 million or so.

At present, the most valuable is the Swedish "Huang Kirin" wrong color stamp, but there are many recognized top rare stamps in the world, such as: British Guiana 1 cent magenta stamp, Mauritius 1847 red 1 penny "post office" stamp, etc.; China's stamps are probably the "treasure of Chinese post" red printing small characters as a 1 yuan stamp.

As a philatelic enthusiast, I am most concerned about which stamps are worth and which stamps are collectible on the market. According to industry insiders, the varieties that are now valuable in the postal market are old stamps issued before 1988.

Provincial philatelic association of the relevant personage, before 1988 issued old stamps are now valuable, the reason is that the stamp issuance and social demand at that time is basically balanced, some varieties are currently in short supply.

For example, in 1962, Ji 94 "Mei Lanfang Stage Art (Souvenir Sheet)" was issued with a face value of 3 yuan, with a circulation of only 20,000 pieces, and the current postal market price is about 10,000 yuan; Another example is the 1968 issue of Wen 10 "*** Latest Instructions" a set of 5 pieces, with a face value of only 1 yuan and a circulation of 1.5 million. Out of infinite love for ***, at that time people were sent to relatives and friends with 10 stamps, therefore, the current amount of the world is very small, and the market price is about 10,000 yuan. In 1967, China's continuous issuance of Wen 1 "Invincible *** Thought" and Wen 7 "*** Poetry" were all sold at a market price of more than 8,500 yuan.

The "Penny Black" stamp was the world's first postage stamp issued by the United Kingdom on May 6, 1840. The stamps are black and feature a relief statue of Queen Victoria of England, each worth 1 pence, known as "black penny stamps". A collection of rare stamps, including these "penny blacks", will be auctioned in New York on 11 June 2007 for an estimated total price of $4 million to $5 million.

See you at the auction of the most valuable stamps, is the landlord buying or selling, is it an investment?

The world's first stamps were issued in the United Kingdom in 1840, and since then stamps have begun to sweep the world, on the one hand, stamps at that time have a very convenient practicality, and on the other hand, stamps have become collectors in the eyes of the "baby", so what are the more valuable stamps in China?

The first is the red stamps, the red stamps were originally launched in order to prevent unscrupulous businessmen from defrauding the "re-export tax rebate", but because it was unanimously opposed by businessmen, it was not adopted. Later, after the establishment of the national postal service, red stamps were used as stamps.

Today, the red stamp has become the first of the Chinese post, has been auctioned out of 5.77 million yuan **, in addition to the more valuable stamps are: dragon stamps, black inscription stamps (unissued), total victory stamps (unissued), military stickers stamps, Cai Lun stamps, etc., there is a wrong version of the stamp is also very valuable, after all, rare is expensive.

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Analysis: The most expensive stamp in China is "red stamp small characters as one yuan".

At present, the China Stamp Museum has two red printed small characters as 1 yuan, one new and one old. The new stamps were donated by Mr. Wang Jize, a red stamp stamper, in the winter of 1965, and the old stamps were donated by Mr. Ma Renquan, a philatelist, in July 1956. More than half of this No. 1 stamp in China is in the hands of the Chinese.

The 1997 edition of the "Chinese Qing Dynasty Stamp Catalogue" (revised edition) price: red printing small print when 1 yuan new ticket 1.8 million yuan, "dollar" after no point 2 million yuan, "dollar" after "" away from 2 million yuan. On September 11 and 13, 1991, the auction of a new 1 yuan red stamp in the stamp collection of the Chinese Post collector Major in London, England, was sold for 132,000 pounds.

At the 1996 Beijing Philatelic Auction of Beijing Post Star ** Corporation, a new ticket with a red stamp of 1 yuan was auctioned for 1.8 million yuan. It has created the highest transaction price for a single lot in the New China Philatelic Auction. Philatelic Newspaper reported on January 16, 1999

An authoritative philatelic newspaper in the United States recently introduced the world's 100 philatelic products with the highest auction prices (including buyer's commission), and the Chinese Postal Ants also accounted for three of them. The 57th place is China's red printed small print as a 1 yuan ticket, the auction price is 291,340 US dollars; The 81st place, which is also China's red printed small print, was sold for $1 for $228822 1. On June 23, 2001, when New York, the United States auctioned the relics of the Filipino Chinese philatelist Zhuang Shuncheng, the "Red Stamp Collection", there was a one-of-a-kind piece of small one yuan horizontal double, and the transaction price was 5.5 million US dollars, about 10,000 yuan.