1, safflower seal
Auction transaction price: 5.77 million RMB.
Red stamp is a unique stamp in China. Because of its long history, it has a history of 100 years. Due to the scarcity of original stamps and some stamps with face value, it has become a rare stamp product in the world.
It was a small ticket with a red pattern printed by China Qing government in 1896. It was intended to be attached to the import tax bill to prevent illegal importers and exporters from defrauding a large number of "re-export tax rebates", but it was not used because of the opposition of businessmen.
2. Dalong stamps
Auction transaction price: 20 million yuan.
1878 (the fourth year of Guangxu reign in Qing dynasty), the Qing customs tried postal service, and China began to issue the first set of stamps-Dalong Stamp. The words "anniversary Post Office" on the stamp are very eye-catching, and the "dragon" in the design is wide open.
A set of Dalong stamps includes three kinds of * * * stamps: "one cent silver" (green, printed matter postage), "three cents silver" (red, surface mail postage) and "five cents silver" (orange, registered letter postage).
3. Black inscription
Auction transaction price: Sifang Company HK$ 8.97 million.
The number of surviving stamps remains a mystery. The number of surviving stamps with "black inscriptions" is still unknown. It is estimated that there will be no more than 20 stamps, which are probably lost in the process of destruction.
There are red stamps all over the country.
Auction transaction price: 7,302,500 RMB.
The "Mountains and Rivers Are Red" stamp is a set of stamps designed to celebrate the overall victory of the "Proletarian Cultural Revolution" during the "Cultural Revolution" in China, but it was officially issued. It is said that there are only eight stamps left in the world, which is extremely rare.
Stamps are shining in Tiananmen Square.
Auction transaction price: 654.38 yuan+4375 yuan.
"Tiananmen Square Shining Stamps" shows the scene of Tiananmen Square in the morning: the rising sun shines brightly. But the printing effect of stamps is not good. Xiangyun over Tiananmen Square forms direct light, and the dazzling light makes people uncomfortable. Some people raised objections before the issuance, and the Ministry of Posts and Telecommunications finally decided to stop issuing and withdraw the ticket. Although it has been recovered, a small amount still flows out of the previous edition.