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363 imageChina. China sheet rare 1948 Fermosa Sun Yat-sen Memorial Hall, Taipe $10000 Scott IM 787 MNH On April 28, 1948, China issued a commemorative stamp marking the third anniversary of Formosa's entry into China. Cataloged as Michel CN-IM 841, Stamp Number CN-IM 787, Yvert et Tellier CN-IM 625, Stanley Gibbons CN-IM 1004, and China Stamp Society CN-IM 1194, the stamp features a building design and falls under the themes of anniversaries and jubilees. Printed in red using gravure printing by Central Engraving & Printing Works in Peiping, it has a perforation of line 14. The stamp carries a denomination of 10,000 Chinese dollars, with a total print run of 1,500,000.(Image 1) (Image 2)

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Selling for...US$150.00
Closing..Apr-13, 12:00 PM
364 imageChina. China series 1939 USA Sesquicentennial Issue 5 cents to 1 dollar Scott IM 787 MNH On July 4, 1939, China issued a commemorative stamp series celebrating the U.S.A. Sesquicentennial. Cataloged as Michel CN-IM 308-311, Stamp Number CN-IM 364-367, Yvert et Tellier CN-IM 289-292, Stanley Gibbons CN-IM 501-504, and China Stamp Society CN-IM 425-428, the stamps feature designs incorporating flags and maps. Printed in multicolor using gravure printing by the American Bank Note Co., the stamps measure 55 x 40 mm with a line perforation of 12. The series was valid until March 31, 1940, and included denominations ranging from 5 cents to 1 dollar.(Image 1) (Image 2)

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Selling for...US$100.00
Closing..Apr-13, 12:00 PM
365 imageChina. China series 1909 Emperor Hsuan Tung Temple of Heaven 2 to 7 cents Scott IM 131-133 MNH China issued the Emperor Hsuan Tung Commemorative stamp series on September 8, 1909, to honor the young emperor. The series features designs depicting buildings and temples and was printed in green and orange by Waterlow & Sons Ltd using the gravure printing method. These stamps were released with variable perforations and remained in circulation until April 1, 1914. The series is cataloged under Michel CN-IM 79-81, Stamp Number CN-IM 131-133, Yvert et Tellier CN-IM 80-82, Stanley Gibbons CN-IM 165-167, and China Stamp Society CN-IM 148-150. With denominations ranging from 2 to 7 Chinese cents, the issue serves as a historical representation of China’s imperial legacy during the early 20th century.(Image 1) (Image 2)

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Selling for...US$100.00
Closing..Apr-13, 12:00 PM
366 imageChina. China sheet 1943 rare Chekiang Surcharged OVP 50 cents on brown 16 cents Scott IM 530g50 MNH In May 1943, China issued a stamp as part of the Dr. Sun Yat-sen series, printed by Central Trust. Cataloged as Michel CN-IM 578, Stamp Number CN-IM 530g50, Stanley Gibbons CN-IM 689B, and China Stamp Society CN-IM 810, the stamp honors Sun Yat-sen, a key figure in China's revolutionary history. Printed in olive brown using typography, it was released as a daily issue with variable perforations. The stamp carries a denomination of 50 Chinese cents and falls under themes such as famous people, freedom fighters, physicists, politicians, revolutionaries, statesmen, and heads of state.(Image 1) (Image 2)

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Selling for...US$500.00
Closing..Apr-13, 12:00 PM
367 imageChina. China 1942-1943 several Hunan Cheking Kwangsi Surcharged, China Dr. Sun Yat-sen and Martyrs Issues as 20. MNH/MH Between 1942 and 1943, China issued a series of surcharged stamps featuring Dr. Sun Yat-sen and other martyrs. Printed by Commercial Press Ltd. in Hong Kong using gravure printing, the stamps were released as daily issues in olive brown without a watermark. They feature a surcharge of several Hunan, Chekiang, and Kwangsi regional overprints. With variable perforations and a denomination of 20 Chinese cents, the series is associated with themes of famous people, freedom fighters, men, and revolutionaries.(Image 1) (Image 2)

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Selling for...US$400.00
Closing..Apr-13, 12:00 PM
368 imageChina. China sheet 1945 Dr. Sun Yat-sen Issue, Paicheng Print 1 dollar. Scott IM 551 MNH In 1945, China issued a stamp from the Dr. Sun Yat-sen series, printed by Paicheng Printing Press. Cataloged as Michel CN-IM 588, Stamp Number CN-IM 551, Yvert et Tellier CN 374, Stanley Gibbons CN-IM 643, and China Stamp Society CN-IM 727, the stamp was printed in green using typography. Released as a daily issue with variable perforations, it was produced without gum. With a denomination of 1 Chinese dollar, the stamp is associated with themes of famous people, freedom fighters, physicists, men, politicians, revolutionaries, statesmen, and heads of state.(Image 1) (Image 2)

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Selling for...US$400.00
Closing..Apr-13, 12:00 PM
369 imageChina. China block 1922 1st Peking Print Surcharged Junk Issue red OVP 2 cents Scott IM 247 On November 1, 1922, China issued a stamp from the 1st Peking Print Surcharged Junk Issue series. Cataloged as Michel CN-IM 182, Stamp Number CN-IM 247, Yvert et Tellier CN-IM 179, Stanley Gibbons CN-IM 361, and China Stamp Society CN-IM 326, the stamp features themes of railways, sailing vessels, and ships. Printed in greenish slate using gravure printing by the Chinese Bureau of Engraving and Printing (PBMF), it was released as a daily issue with a line perforation of 14. The stamp carries a denomination of 2 Chinese cents.(Image 1) (Image 2)

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Selling for...US$50.00
Closing..Apr-13, 12:00 PM
370 imageChina. China 1941 several blocks Ann. of the Founding of the Republic of China between 2 cents to 1 dollar Scott IM 473-481 MNH On October 10, 1941, China issued a commemorative stamp series celebrating the anniversary of the founding of the Republic of China. Cataloged as Michel CN-IM 417-425, Stamp Number CN-IM 473-481, Yvert et Tellier CN-IM 355B-355L, Stanley Gibbons CN-IM 607-615, and China Stamp Society CN-IM 590-598, the series features designs related to famous people, men, and revolutionaries. Printed by Chung Hwa Book Co. using gravure printing, the stamps were released with a line perforation of 14. The series includes denominations ranging from 2, 8, 10, 16, and 30 cents to 1 Chinese dollar. However, this series is not complete.(Image 1) (Image 2)

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Selling for...US$300.00
Closing..Apr-13, 12:00 PM
371 imageChina. China rare block Manchukuo 1942 1st Anniversary of "Greater East Asian War" OVP 3 and 6 Fen. Scott MA 148-149 MNH On December 1, 1942, Manchukuo issued a commemorative stamp series marking the first anniversary of the "Greater East Asian War." Cataloged as Michel CN-MA 137-138, Stamp Number CN-MA 148-149, Yvert et Tellier CN-MA 135-136, Stanley Gibbons CN-MA 143-144, China Stamp Society CN-MA MC140-141, and Sakura CN-MA 143-144, the series features government buildings as its central design. Printed in purple brown using lithography, the stamps have a perforation of 13 x 13½. The series includes two denominations: 3 Manchukuo fen, with a mint quantity of 2,600,000, and 6 Manchukuo fen, with a mint quantity of 2,000,000. This was a small edition release.(Image 1) (Image 2)

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Selling for...US$200.00
Closing..Apr-13, 12:00 PM
372 imageChina. China series complete 2nd Peking Print Surcharged Junk Issue (1925) OVP 1. 3. 5 cents. Scott IM 247. 330. 288-9. 325. 274. 339. 340 Between 1925 and 1932, China issued a series of surcharged stamps from the 2nd Peking Print Junk Issue. Featuring themes of railways, sailing vessels, and ships, these stamps were printed in greenish slate by the Chinese Bureau of Engraving and Printing (PBMF) using gravure printing. Released as a daily issue, they have a line perforation of 14 and include denominations ranging from 1 to 5 Chinese cents.(Image 1) (Image 2)

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Selling for...US$300.00
Closing..Apr-13, 12:00 PM
373 imageChina. China 1898 1st London Print Coiling dragon 1/cent brown Scott IM 98 MH The 1st London Print Coiling Dragon stamp was issued in China on January 28, 1898, during the Qing Dynasty’s postal reform. Printed by Waterlow & Sons Ltd in London, it measures 22 × 26 mm, features a brown design, and uses gravure printing. It has a Yin-Yang watermark, variable perforations, and a denomination of ½ Chinese cent, primarily for domestic use. The coiling dragon motif symbolizes imperial power and national identity. Circulating until April 1, 1914, it replaced the earlier Large Dragon series and marked China’s transition to a modern postal system. It is cataloged under Michel CN-IM 47, Stanley Gibbons CN-IM 108, and China Stamp Society CN-IM 113.(Image 1) (Image 2)

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Selling for...US$20.00
Closing..Apr-13, 12:00 PM
374 imageChina. China 1898 1st London Print Coiling dragon 1 cent ochre Scott IM 99 MH The China 1898 London Print Coiling Dragon 1 cent ochre stamp was issued on January 28, 1898, as part of the Qing Dynasty’s postal modernization. Printed by Waterlow & Sons Ltd in London, it measures 22 × 25 mm and features a coiling dragon, symbolizing imperial power. Produced using gravure printing, it has variable perforations and a Yin-Yang watermark. The 1 cent denomination was commonly used for domestic postage. Circulating until April 1, 1914, it replaced earlier issues and played a role in China's transition to a structured postal system. It is cataloged under Michel CN-IM 48, Stanley Gibbons CN-IM 109, and China Stamp Society CN-IM 114.(Image 1) (Image 2)

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Selling for...US$20.00
Closing..Apr-13, 12:00 PM
375 imageChina. China 1905 3rd London Print Coiling Dragon 5 cent violet Scott IM 126 (Chan 132c) MH The China 1905 3rd London Print Coiling Dragon 5 cents violet stamp (Chan 132c, Scott CN IM 126) was issued as part of the Qing Dynasty’s continued postal modernization. Printed by Waterlow & Sons Ltd, it measures 22 × 25 mm and features a coiling dragon, symbolizing imperial authority. Produced using gravure printing, it has a Yin-Yang watermark and variable perforations. This stamp was used for standard postal rates and remained in circulation as China transitioned to a structured postal system. It is a significant collectible.(Image 1) (Image 2)

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Selling for...US$20.00
Closing..Apr-13, 12:00 PM
376 imageChina. China 1909 Emperor Hsuan Tung, Temple of Heaven, 3 cents, blue-orange, Scott IM 132, MH. China, Emperor Hsuan Tung Commemorative Issue (1909), Michel CN-IM 80, Stamp Number CN-IM 132, Yvert et Tellier CN-IM 81, Stanley Gibbons CN-IM 166, China Stamp Society CN-IM 149, theme: buildings, temples, issued 1909-09-08, expiration date 1914-04-01, colors: blue, orange, format: stamp, issue: commemorative, perforation: variable, printing: gravure printing, denomination: 3 Chinese cents.(Image 1) (Image 2)

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Selling for...US$20.00
Closing..Apr-13, 12:00 PM
377 imageChina. China 1912 Coiling Dragon Issue OVP Sung Characters 4 Cents Brick Red Scott IM 150 MNH The China 1912 Republic of China Issue in Sung Characters 4 cents brick red stamp (Michel CN-IM 98, Scott CN-IM 150, Stanley Gibbons CN-IM 196) was issued on March 24, 1912, following the establishment of the Republic of China. Printed by the Custom Statistical Department in Shanghai and Waterlow & Sons Ltd, it features a coiling dragon design, symbolizing continuity from the Qing Dynasty. Produced using gravure printing with variable perforations, this issue lacks a watermark. The 4-cent denomination was used for standard postal rates. As one of the first stamps issued under the Republic, it holds historical significance in Chinese philately.(Image 1) (Image 2)

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Selling for...US$20.00
Closing..Apr-13, 12:00 PM
378 imageChina. China 1903 2nd London Print Coiling Dragon 5 cents orange yellow Scott IM 115 MNH The China 1903 London Print Coiling Dragon 5 cents orange stamp (Michel CN-IM 63, Scott CN-IM 115, Stanley Gibbons CN-IM 126) was issued as part of the Qing Dynasty’s continued postal development. Printed by Waterlow & Sons Ltd, it features a coiling dragon design, symbolizing imperial authority. Unlike earlier issues, this stamp lacks a watermark, distinguishing it from previous prints. It was produced using gravure printing, with variable perforations. The 5-cent denomination was commonly used for standard postal rates. Circulating until April 1, 1914, it remains an important and collectible piece of China's philatelic history.(Image 1) (Image 2)

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Selling for...US$20.00
Closing..Apr-13, 12:00 PM
379 imageChina. China 1909 Emperor Hsuan Tung, Temple of Heaven, 3 cents, possible color deviation (blue, brown, orange), Scott IM 132, MH China, Emperor Hsuan Tung Commemorative Issue (1909), Michel CN-IM 80, Stamp Number CN-IM 132, Yvert et Tellier CN-IM 81, Stanley Gibbons CN-IM 166, China Stamp Society CN-IM 149, theme: buildings, temples, issued 1909-09-08, expiration date 1914-04-01, colors: blue, orange, format: stamp, issue: commemorative, perforation: variable, printing: gravure printing, denomination: 3 Chinese cents.(Image 1) (Image 2)

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Selling for...US$20.00
Closing..Apr-13, 12:00 PM
380 imageChina. China 1902 2nd London Print Coiling Dragon 10 cents Green Scott IM 116 MNH The China 1902 London Print Coiling Dragon 10 cents dark green stamp (Michel CN-IM 65, Scott CN-IM 116, Stanley Gibbons CN-IM 127) was issued as part of the Qing Dynasty’s postal system expansion. Printed by Waterlow & Sons Ltd, it measures 22 × 25 mm and features a coiling dragon, symbolizing imperial authority. Unlike earlier issues, this stamp has no watermark. Produced using gravure printing, it has variable perforations. The 10-cent denomination was used for higher domestic and international postal rates. Circulating until April 1, 1914, it remains a valuable and sought-after collectible in Chinese philately.(Image 1) (Image 2)

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Selling for...US$20.00
Closing..Apr-13, 12:00 PM
381 imageChina. China 1905 3rd London Print Coiling Dragon 10 cent Blue Scott IM 128 (Chan 134c) MH The China 1905 3rd London Print Coiling Dragon 10 cents blue stamp (Chan 135c, Scott CN IM 128) was issued as part of the Qing Dynasty’s continued postal modernization. Printed by Waterlow & Sons Ltd, it measures 22 × 25 mm and features a coiling dragon, symbolizing imperial authority. Produced using gravure printing, it has a Yin-Yang watermark and variable perforations. This stamp was used for standard postal rates and remained in circulation as China transitioned to a structured postal system. It is a significant collectible.(Image 1) (Image 2)

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Selling for...US$20.00
Closing..Apr-13, 12:00 PM
382 imageChina. China 1909 Emperor Hsuan Tung, Temple of Heaven, 3 cents, blue-orange, Scott IM 132, MH. China, Emperor Hsuan Tung Commemorative Issue (1909), Michel CN-IM 80, Stamp Number CN-IM 132, Yvert et Tellier CN-IM 81, Stanley Gibbons CN-IM 166, China Stamp Society CN-IM 149, theme: buildings, temples, issued 1909-09-08, expiration date 1914-04-01, colors: blue, orange, format: stamp, issue: commemorative, perforation: variable, printing: gravure printing, denomination: 3 Chinese cents.(Image 1) (Image 2)

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Selling for...US$20.00
Closing..Apr-13, 12:00 PM

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