World Stamp Encyclopedia - Hundred Old Stamps

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Publisher: Tianjin Philatelic Company
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Features: October 9th is "World Post Day," and to commemorate this day celebrated by people around the world, we proudly launch the "World Stamp Encyclopedia" series of collectible albums! All product designs are crafted by the chief designer of Hong Kong Huijin International Collectibles Limited, produced by a national professional company, and all stamps and coins are authenticated by experts. Approved by relevant national authorities, they are officially imported. The "World Stamp Encyclopedia" series, including commemorative albums such as "Hundred Birds Paying Homage to the Phoenix," "Hundred Vintage Stamps," and "Giant 100," are specialized collections covering a wide range of fields such as figures, animals, and art. Each album contains 100 stamps, all of which have been rigorously authenticated by authoritative experts. This is a condensed collection of stamp treasures, with content so rich and scope so vast that it creates a miracle in the history of philately. The creative premium stamp gifts are designed with innovative concepts, offering more than you expect. Unique cultural gifts are personalized to present beauty to your collection. A masterpiece with ingenuity restores value to you. Limited edition: trace the history, cherish from now on. Exquisite treasures are irreplaceable. There is always one album for you.
World-famous old stamps issued from 1903 to 1949. Since May 1840, when the UK issued the world's first stamp—the "Black Penny"—countries around the world have begun to issue various stamps. The 100 world stamps we collect have high collection value, including the "SOWER" stamp issued by France in 1903, as well as numerous rare stamps issued between 1903 and 1949. Stamps are not only a means of postage but also works of art and a form of investment. Their artistic, cultural, and collection value cannot be measured in money. This is the true reason why people love and collect them. In China, stamps from over 50 years ago are called rare stamps. For example, the Tiananmen-patterned regular stamp issued on March 10, 1950, now costs 3,000 yuan per set, while the fifth version of the Tiananmen-patterned regular stamp issued on April 18, 1951, is now worth 45,000 yuan. Vintage stamps, treasures in the world of stamps. Long-standing, with immense value; bilingual, rare treasures, priceless.