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Hong Kang Collectibles has been acquiring Chinese/Hong Kong stamp collections for years. Chinese stamps include "Cultural Revolution stamps" (1966-1970 complete sets), JT stamps (1974-1991 commemorative/special stamps), 1980 Year of the Monkey stamps (J-1), zodiac series, chronological stamps, miniature sheets, sheet stamps, and stamp albums; Hong Kong stamps include 1862-1997 British colonial era stamps, Queen Elizabeth head stamps, handover transitional stamps, special issue miniature sheets, first-day covers, etc. Complete sets and albums, original plates with full face value collections command the highest premiums.

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Market Prices for Major Popular Stamp Varieties (HKD Reference)

Variety Remarks Recent Market Price
1980 Gengshen Year of the Monkey (T46) single stamp King of New China commemorative stamps HK$ 9,500 – 18,000 / stamp
1980 Gengshen Year of the Monkey sheet (80 stamps) Top-tier collection HK$ 800,000 – 1,500,000+
Cultural Revolution stamp "The Whole Country is Red" Rare HK$ 250,000 – 600,000+ / stamp
Cultural Revolution stamp "Big Blue Sky" Rare HK$ 35,000 – 95,000 / stamp
Cultural Revolution stamp complete set/album Premium HK$ 300,000 – 800,000
JT stamps complete set/album HK$ 35,000 – 150,000
1949 Founding of PRC Commemorative stamp (Jian 1) Rare HK$ 25,000 – 75,000
Hong Kong 1862-1900 Queen Victoria Head Antique HK$ 8,500 – 50,000
Hong Kong first day covers / miniature sheets complete set HK$ 500 – 8,500

Key Points for Stamp Valuation

  1. Sheet vs. Single Stamp: The market price for a 1980 Gengshen Year of the Monkey sheet (80 stamps) is approximately 100-200 times that of a single stamp.
  2. New/Used (Canceled/Uncanceled): Mint (uncanceled) stamps with intact gum command significantly higher prices than canceled ones.
  3. Complete Album/Set: JT stamps and Cultural Revolution stamps in complete albums/sets have the highest premium.
  4. Original Gum/No Yellowing: Intact original gum, no yellowing, and no creased corners are basic requirements.

About Hong Kang Collectibles

Stamps are appraised by experienced philatelic experts. The 1980 Gengshen Year of the Monkey sheet and Cultural Revolution complete albums are considered top-tier collectibles. For more company background, business address, and physical store information, please see About Us.

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Quick Answer: How are these items valued?

Stamp buyback valuation primarily considers the era, region, edition, whether it's a complete set, perforations, gum, and preservation. First-day covers, commemorative covers, miniature sheets, full sheets, and old envelopes can be appraised in batches, but avoid tearing or re-sticking them into albums yourself.

Era and Edition Hong Kong, Chinese, Macau, or foreign stamps need to be sorted by year and issue type.
Complete Set Complete sets, full sheets, first-day covers, and those preserved in original albums are usually easier to value.
Condition and Preservation Yellowing, moisture damage, creases, missing perforations, and gum damage will affect the buyback price.

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Common FAQs

Which stamps do you buy?

We buy early Chinese stamps (such as the Large Dragon, Small Dragon, and Longevity issues), New China stamps (especially Cultural Revolution stamps and Monkey stamps), classic Hong Kong stamps, and rare foreign stamps. Rare stamps in good condition are highly valuable.

How much does the condition of a stamp affect its price?

It has a huge impact. Mint Never Hinged (MNH) stamps are the most valuable; cancelled stamps come next; damaged, missing-perforation, or thinned stamps will see a significant drop in value.

What is the market like for the 1980 Gengshen Monkey stamp?

The Monkey stamp is the "king" of New China stamps, and a single mint stamp is already worth a considerable amount. An uncut sheet of 80 Monkey stamps is an even more prized treasure, commanding a sky-high price.

How do I sell my stamps?

WhatsApp 94530784 with clear photos of the front of the stamps. If you have a full sheet, a set, or multiple stamps, please photograph them all. We will provide a quote on the same day.

What are your payment methods for stamp buying?

Payment is made on the spot after face-to-face inspection. We accept cash or FPS. For rare stamps, bank transfer can also be arranged.

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