Printed production of stamps and coins in previous international stamps

The 2013 (first) China International Collection Culture Expo will be held at the Beijing Exhibition Hall on September 26th. In order to commemorate the holding of the Expo, the postal department will issue a special edition of the "Piano Chess Painting and Calligraphy" plaque for the majority of philatelists. Collection. Prior to this, China had hosted the 9th International Stamp Coin Expo, and the postal department specially printed stamps or philatelic products for each of the stamps and coins. The international stamps and coins exhibition series of philatelic products have the characteristics of low circulation, good subject matter, novel design and exquisite printing. They have created many first copies of new Chinese stamps, both on the issue variety and on the stamp materials. Although the stamps issued at each fair vary in design and type, each time we have adopted the latest stamp making process in our country. Technical printing , and the circulation is very small, so it has been loved by the majority of philatelists. Many varieties have been fired in the postal market, and the market price is higher than other stamps of the same subject. The author now briefly describes the situation and characteristics of the stamps and stamps of various stamps and coins and the market price as follows, for the reference of collectors and collectors.

1995 Beijing International Stamp Coin Expo

From September 14 to 18, 1995, the first International Stamp Money Expo was held in Beijing China International Trade Center. This is the first large-scale stamp and coin exhibition that integrates stamps, coins, exhibitions and sales after the founding of New China.

On May 14, 1995, the former Ministry of Posts and Telecommunications issued the "Osmanthus" stamps, a full set of four. To commemorate the opening of the first international stamp coin fair, on September 14th of that year, the postal department issued the 1995-19M "International Stamp Coin Expo Beijing·1995" Xiaoquan Zhang with the "Osmanthus" stamp as the main map. Xiaoquan Zhang is divided into two types: perforated and non-perforated. The circulation of small and full-sized sheets is 24,826,600. The price is 3 yuan. The highest price is 35 yuan. The recent market price is 9 yuan. The circulation is 567,000, and the small full postal discount is 50 yuan. After the release of this toothless Xiaoquan Zhang, it was sought after by philatelists, and soon rose to 300 yuan. In 1997, when the postal frenzy, the highest price had reached more than 1,000 yuan, and then with the gradual decline of the post market, the price It also slowly fell back to more than 200 yuan, the current market price is around 330 yuan.

1997 Shanghai International Stamp Coin Expo

The 2nd International Stamp Coin Expo was held in Shanghai Exhibition Center from November 19th to 23rd, 1997. The postal department specially printed gold on the 1996-11M "1996 China - Ninth Asia International Philatelic Exhibition" sheetlet. "'97 Shanghai International Stamp Coin Expo" and the emblem of the stamp coin exposition, and printed with the Chinese Philatelic Corporation plus the number "PJZ-6", produced a plus-word sheetlet. The wordlet sheetlet has a circulation of 1 million pieces and is priced at 15 yuan. It was sold to philatelists at the opening of the Shanghai International Stamp Coin Expo on November 19, 1997. After the introduction of this type of small-sized sheetlet, it was also hyped by the market with other varieties of the Chinese Philatelic Corporation's series of word-cut sheets, and the highest price reached 50 yuan. Since the wordlet sheetlet failed to enter the "People's Republic of China Stamp Catalogue", the market price of the sheet fell, and the current market price is slightly higher than the face value.

2000 Guangzhou International Stamp Coin Expo

The 3rd International Stamp Money Expo was held from October 31 to November 3, 2000 at the China Export Commodities Fair Exhibition Hall. In order to commemorate the holding of this expo, the postal department specially printed a double-small sheetlet. This double-small sheetlet is a vertical sheet of the 2000-17M "27th Olympic Games" sheetlet issued on September 15th, with a specification of 170mm x 222mm and a face value of 16 yuan. 98.05 million pieces, priced at 24 yuan.

Since this is the first double-issue sheetlet issued by New China, it was not long before it was released by the market. In the “blowout” market of the postal market in 2001, the highest price in the market once reached 320 yuan, but due to the postal The city continued to experience the downturn and the decline of other philatelic products, and the lowest fell to 60 yuan. In recent years, with the increase in the number of double-stranded sheetlets, the leader of this double-link sheetlet series has shown an upward trend. The current market price is around 120 yuan.