The red stamp rose nearly 30 times in 4 years

This year, the philatelic community called it the "Red Year of Collection," and "red stamps" have mushroomed in the market. In recent years, the soaring price of related philatelic products is even more shocking.

A senior stamp investor stated that in 2006, he purchased 1,000 sets of stamps for “Comprehensive Exemption from Agricultural Taxes” at a price of 28 yuan each. By the end of last year, the market price of the stamps had soared to 800 yuan, up 4 years. Nearly 30 times.

One of the hottest stamps worth 200,000 yuan "full exemption from agricultural tax" is a microcosm of the "red stamp" appreciation. It is understood that due to the impreciseness of the maps in the photocopying version of the National Mountain and River Red in 1968, it was recovered in a large quantity, and only a small part of the market finally flowed into the market. The original stamp with a face value of only 8 cents has now reached a market price of 20 yuan. Ten thousand yuan.

Some businesses told reporters that their actual transaction price is even higher, generally between 200,000 yuan and 400,000 yuan. However, due to the small amount of deposits, such classic "red mail" is a hard-to-find ticket.

It is precisely for this reason that many investors have now turned their attention to new listing products. The prelude to the new round of Nuggets has been opened.

The reporter was informed that this year China Post will also issue several sets of red theme stamps, including 11 sets of stamps such as "The 90th Anniversary of the Founding of the Party", "The Red Carol", "The Stream in the Column - No New Party", and "Ode to the Banner". Folding and mailing books have already begun to accept bookings.

High valuation may wish to buy the owner of the bargain-hunting Chen Junrong believes that compared to stocks, ** and other financial management methods, stamps are scarce resources, such as "secret securities."

The senior stamp investor Cheng Jianguo said that according to past experience, China Post is more cautious about issuing red stamps. He predicted that the issuance of commemorative stamps for the “90th Anniversary of the Founding of the Party” will not exceed 13 million sets, and that there are 60 million potential philatelists in China, so it is relatively scarce.

“Last year, the government decided to vigorously develop the cultural industry. This year, it has also caught up with the 90th anniversary of the founding of the party. As a result, the red stamps have started to fire. It is becoming more and more common that such stamps will be opened soon after release.” Cheng Jianguo reminded stamp collectors Since the market valuation of such stamps is already high, investments and collections may not be as good as they should be.