CHINA – 1964, Theatrical Masks of the Beijing Opera stamp – Worth US.$121,009
Republic of China include a number of stamps that for one reason or another were prepared but not issued, and survive only in tiny numbers. […]
Chinese valuable postal history
CHINA – 1915, Hall of Classics invert stamp – Worth US.$160,000
Magnificent example of a rare and valuable Chinese invert issue. It is part of a lengthy set first issued in the form of a London […]
CHINA – 1980, Red Monkey stamp – Worth US.$184,000
1980 Red Monkey stamp is one of the most popular Chinese issues. It was released to celebrate the year of the Golden Monkey in 1980. […]
CHINA – 1941, The inverted Sun Yat-sen stamp – Worth US.$305,707
The inverted Sun Yat-sen stamps feature Sun Yat-sen issued in 1941, but only one sheet of fifty has inverted portraits. Nowadays only two pairs of […]
CHINA – 1897, The Red Maiden in the Green Robe stamp – Worth US.$444,477
The Red Maiden in the Green Robe stamp is also known as a 2-cent small figure surcharged on red revenue stamps in green. The item […]
CHINA – 1878, Large Dragon stamp – Worth US.$498,849
Modern mail service started in 1878. The large dragon was perhaps China’s first ever stamp. Three stamps were issued that are collectively known as the […]
CHINA – 1864, Olive-colored Queen Victoria’s Head – Worth US.$820,000
The olive-colored Queen Victoria’s head was issued in 1864 with the face value of 96 Hong Kong cents. Initially it should have been printed in […]
CHINA – 1897, Red revenue large figures surcharge $1 on 3c stamp – Worth US.$878,908
Red revenue large figures surcharge $1 on 3c stamp is one of the most valuable rare Chinese stamp. As philatelists assert, only 32 items were […]