1949 Silver Yuan Parcel Post, Hunan surcharged 1c on $10,000 to $10 on $30,000 complete set of 7, without overprinted 'SPECIMEN' is rare, unused and no gum as issued. Chan SP1-SP7. Photo (Image1)

Est. HK$10,000-12,000

1949 (12 Sept.) A Silver Yuan air mail cover to USA. Bearing Unit stamp Domestic Ordinary, Air Mail and Peking Summer Palace Scenery 40c, both tied by bilingual 'CANTON' cds. Photo (Image1)

Est. HK$800-1,000

1949 (14 June) A cover to Zurich, Switzerland, bearing Silver Yuan Fukien surcharged, 10c on $6,000 on SYS Shanghai Dah Tung 2nd print (Chan S52) tied by the unusual obliterator cancel in black frame, matching the bilingual 'AMOY' cds. This cancellation is mentioned in 'History of Postal Cancellation of China' volume VIII page 665, there is a picture of a similar cover. It seems that the stamp on the cover was not cancelled at the town of origin and this was discovered in Amoy. With an article written by Tom Massa in The China Clipper Jan. 2015. Rare. Photo (Image1)

Est. HK$4,000-5,000

1949 (18 Oct.) A Silver Yuan cover to Switzerland, bearing Unit stamp Domestic Ordinary and Fukien surcharged 10c on $1,000,000, both tied by char. 'FUKIEN/MOPING' (武平) cds, on reverse with char. 'FUKIEN/SHEUNGKONG/19.10.49' (上抗) 'SWATOW/26.10.49' machine roller and 'HONG KONG/1.11.49' transit. Amoy was liberated on 17th Oct.1949, late usage. Photo (Imagea)

Est. HK$3,000-4,000

1949 (22 Sept.) A Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Canton, China cover registered to The Chinese Consulate General, Chicago, USA. On reverse bearing SYS Chungking Hwa Nan print, 10c block of 20, 1c and revenue surcharged 4c on $100, both tied by bilingual 'CANTON' cds, with 'CHICAGO/26.9.49' arrival cds. roughly opened. Photo (Image1)

Est. HK$1,600-2,000

1949 (26 Sept.) A large fragment with Silver Yuan Unit stamps, Domestic ordinary in single, block of 4 and block of 6, each tied by the rare bilingual 'LUNGKI' cds, with faint bilingual 'FUKIEN/26.9.49' on 2 stamps. A fine usage of the Silver Yuan after the liberation of Lungki. Lungki was liberated on 20th Sept.1949. Photo (Image1)

Est. HK$1,200-1,500

1949 (4 Oct.) An air mail cover to New York, USA, bearing Peiping Summer Palace Scenery complete set of 3, tied by bilingual 'HONGLOK' cds, with contents. Photo (Image1)

Est. HK$800-1,000