Cambodia Scott #984 MNH (1989) – Souvenir sheet featuring a 19th-century horse-drawn stagecoach, part of the History of Transportation series. A colorful and detailed design from the People’s Republic of Kampuchea, ideal for transportation and topical collectors.
Asia’s stamps reflect millennia of civilization and a century of rapid change. From the intricate dragons and cherry blossoms of imperial China and Japan to the bold modern designs of India, Sri Lanka, and Southeast Asia, Asian philately bridges ancient artistry with modern statehood.
Collectors are captivated by the region’s diversity—each country’s stamps express its language, religion, architecture, and cultural identity through exquisite design. From colonial overprints and early airmails to post-independence commemoratives, Asian issues offer endless variety and historical depth.
Coveted highlights include classic Japanese chrysanthemum issues, Indian States overprints, and Chinese “Junk” series—all landmarks of design and political history.
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Afghanistan – Scott # 860, used
$0.50Afghanistan Scott #860 (1972), Used. “Allium stipitatum” floral issue. Clean cancel, strong color, sound condition.
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Afghanistan – Scott # 884, used
$0.75Afghanistan Scott #884 (1973), Used. Great Crested Grebe. Clear cancel, strong color, sound condition.
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Afghanistan – Scott #s 470-71, imperforate
$1.25Afghanistan Scott #470–471 (1960), MNH imperforate pair. “Help the Refugees.” Fresh, clean, full OG.
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Bahawalpur – Scott #s 26-29
$0.40A complete mint, never hinged set of Bahawalpur’s 1949 Universal Postal Union Anniversary stamps (Scott #26–29). Beautifully engraved by De La Rue and issued just before Bahawalpur joined Pakistan, these commemoratives mark the 75th anniversary of the UPU with striking imagery of global unity through communication.
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Bhutan – Scott # 119, used
$0.50Bhutan – Scott #119, Used.
A 2 chhertum stamp depicting Wangdiphodrang Dzong, a historic Bhutanese fortress-monastery set above a mountain valley. A nice architectural issue for Bhutan or worldwide collections. -
Bhutan – Scott # 147G
$1.00Bhutan – Scott #147G, MNH.
A 7 ngultrum stamp issued for the 1972 Munich Olympics, featuring a judo athlete in action with the Olympic rings and Munich emblem. A colorful addition for sports and Olympic collectors. -
Bhutan – Scott # 67
$1.75Bhutan – Scott #67, MNH.
A 5 ngultrum wildlife stamp featuring the takin, Bhutan’s national animal, set against a Himalayan mountain backdrop. A striking issue for animal and Asian stamp collections. -
Bhutan – Scott # 81
$1.00Bhutan – Scott #81, MNH.
A 75 chhertum stamp depicting Daga Dzong, one of Bhutan’s historic fortress-monasteries. A striking architectural issue and a nice addition to any Asian or worldwide stamp collection. -
Bhutan – Scott # 82
$1.00Bhutan – Scott #82, MNH.
A 1 ngultrum stamp featuring Lhuntse Dzong, one of Bhutan’s historic fortress-monasteries. A handsome architectural issue and a nice addition to any Bhutan or worldwide stamp collection. -
Brunei – Scott # 154 on cover
$2.00Brunei Scott 154 on commercial airmail cover mailed to Mississippi, USA.
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Brunei – Scott # 225, used
$1.00Brunei Scott #225, 10 sen definitive stamp featuring Sultan Hassanal Bolkiah, used with cancellation.
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Brunei – Scott #s 217-19
$0.75Brunei Scott #217–219, 1974 MNH set commemorating the Universal Postal Union centenary with globe and Sultan design.
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Burma – Scott # 185, used
$0.50Burma Scott #185, 1K hornbill stamp, used with right margin tab attached.
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Cambodia – Scott # 240-42
$0.401970 Cambodia set of 3 marking the International Year of Education (Scott 240–242). MNH.
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Cambodia – Scott # 759
$1.50Cambodia Scott 759 MNH souvenir sheet commemorating the 1988 Calgary Winter Olympics, featuring alpine skiing imagery and Olympic rings. Clean with full gum and strong color.
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Cambodia – Scott # B5, used
$0.751957 Cambodia semi-postal for the 2500th Anniversary of Buddhism. Used; clean and well-struck cancel.
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Cambodia – Scott #s 1598-03
$1.50Cambodia Scott #1598–1603 MNH (1997) – Complete six-stamp set featuring beautifully illustrated songbirds, including the waxwing, shrike, sparrow, and bunting species. A colorful and detailed wildlife issue promoting bird conservation in the Kingdom of Cambodia.
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Cambodia – Scott #s 180-82, used
$0.75Used Cambodia Scott 180–182 featuring Royal Ballet dancers in traditional Khmer performance. Strong cultural imagery and clear period cancels.
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Cambodia – Scott #s 234-36
$0.50Cambodia Scott #234–236 (1963), MNH three-stamp set issued for World Meteorological Day, each depicting a Banteay Srei bas-relief with meteorological star. Crisp engravings, bright color, and post-office-fresh gum. A striking and culturally rich thematic set.
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Cambodia – Scott #s 237-39
$0.50Cambodia Scott 237–239 MNH commemorating the 25th anniversary of the United Nations with space-themed modernist designs. Fresh color and full gum throughout.
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Cambodia – Scott #s 246-48
$0.75Cambodia Scott 246–248 MNH commemorating the Khmer Republic armed forces, featuring dynamic military imagery and bilingual inscriptions. Clean examples with full gum.
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Cambodia – Scott #s 269-71
$0.501971 Cambodia UNICEF 25th Anniversary set of 3 (Scott 269–271). Bright, clean MNH set.
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Cambodia – Scott #s 272-74
$0.75Cambodia Scott #s 272–274 are a 1972 MNH commemorative set issued for International Book Year. The stamps feature a modern design symbolizing literacy and global education.
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Cambodia – Scott #s 295-300
$2.75Cambodia Scott 295–300 MNH wildlife set depicting Southeast Asian mammals including rhinoceros, deer, buffalo, and gaur. Detailed engravings with strong color and full gum.
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Cambodia – Scott #s 312-14
$1.001967–68 Cambodia Apsara & Devata set (Scott 312–314). Beautiful engraved designs; MNH.
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Cambodia – Scott #s 59-61
$1.501955 Cambodia Scott #59–61 MNH – Three-stamp engraved set commemorating Cambodia’s admission to the United Nations, featuring King Norodom Sihanouk, the UN emblem, and national flag. A historic and beautifully crafted early issue marking the nation’s independence and global recognition.
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Cambodia – Scott #s 71-73
$0.75Cambodia Scott 71–73 MNH semi-postal set supporting Red Cross child welfare, featuring children’s imagery and bilingual Khmer–French inscriptions. Clean, fresh examples with full gum.
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Ceylon – Scott # 277, used
$1.501937 Ceylon 20¢ blue stamp (Scott #277) commemorating the Coronation of King George VI and Queen Elizabeth. Nicely canceled, clean used example.
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Ceylon – Scott # 287, used
$0.501938 Ceylon 1R10 “Trincomalee Harbor” definitive (Scott #287) featuring King George VI. Deep brown and blue, clean used example with fine detail.
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Ceylon – Scott # 306, used
$0.401949 Ceylon 25¢ blue stamp (Scott #306) celebrating the 75th Anniversary of the Universal Postal Union. Globe and transport design, used.
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Ceylon – Scott # 319, used
$0.401954 Ceylon 2¢ “Deer” definitive (Scott #319). Finely engraved wildlife design in brown and green. Used example with clean cancellation.
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Ceylon – Scott # 377, used
$0.501964 Ceylon 60¢ Junglefowl definitive (Scott #377). National bird of Sri Lanka in vivid color. Clean used example with sharp detail.
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Ceylon – Scott # 451, used
$0.501970 Ceylon 15¢ stamp (Scott #451) marking the UN’s International Education Year. Features ola leaf manuscripts and UN emblem. Used, fine example.
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Ceylon – Scott # 468, used
$0.401972 Ceylon 25¢ stamp (Scott #468) commemorating the World Health Organization. Blue and gold WHO emblem design, clean used example.
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Ceylon – Scott #s 264-74 (includes 264a & 265a), used
$17.50Ceylon 1938–49 KGVI Pictorials, Scott #264–274 complete, including 264a & 265a. All used with strong color and clear cancels.
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Ceylon – Scott #s 279-89A, used
$27.50Used partial set of Ceylon King George VI pictorial definitives, Scott 279–289A (low value omitted), featuring scenic landscapes, wildlife, and cultural subjects with period cancels.
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Ceylon – Scott #s 307-12, used
$0.751950–51 Ceylon definitive set (Scott #307–312) featuring national landmarks, flora, and cultural scenes. Clean used examples with vibrant color.
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Ceylon – Scott #s 313-14, used
$1.001951–52 Ceylon 10¢ Coconut Tree and 35¢ Orchids definitives (Scott #313–314). Clean used examples showcasing tropical flora and fine engraving.
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Ceylon – Scott #s 357-58
$0.401958 Ceylon Human Rights 10th Anniversary set (Scott #357–358). Two MNH values featuring globe and hands design symbolizing world unity.
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China – Scott # 5L62, used
$1.25East China Liberation Area 1949 3,000 yuan Map of China & Korea (Scott #5L62), used.
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China – Scott # 776
$0.50China (ROC) 1946, Scott #776: 50th Anniversary of Directorate General of Posts; ship, train & planes design. 1000y. MNH.
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Hong Kong – Scott # 109, used
$0.50Hong Kong Scott #109 (1912) 1¢ Violet-Brown, King George V definitive. Used example with clear cancel. Printed by De La Rue; an attractive early George V issue showing strong colonial engraving detail.
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Hong Kong – Scott # 111, used
$0.50Hong Kong Scott #111 (1912) 4¢ Carmine, King George V definitive. Used with light HONG KONG cancel. Bright color and sharp impression — a fine example of early 20th-century colonial engraving by De La Rue.
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Hong Kong – Scott # 116, used
$0.50Hong Kong Scott #116 (1912) 20¢ Olive-Green & Purple, King George V definitive. Used with light circular cancel. Clean, well-centered, and crisply printed — a fine example of the classic early George V design by De La Rue.
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Hong Kong – Scott # 118, used
$2.75Hong Kong Scott #118 (1912) 50¢ Slate & Purple, King George V definitive. Used with light cancel, strong color contrast, and clean perforations. A handsome high-value issue from the early reign of George V, printed by De La Rue.
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Hong Kong – Scott # 119, used
$0.75Hong Kong Scott #119 (1912) 50¢ Black on Green, King George V definitive. Used with light cancel, sharp impression, and excellent color contrast. A fine and desirable high-value stamp printed by De La Rue.
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Hong Kong – Scott # 120, used
$1.75Hong Kong Scott #120 (1912) $1 Violet and Blue, King George V definitive. Used with light cancel, fresh color, and well-centered design. A handsome high-value issue from the classic De La Rue series.
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Hong Kong – Scott # 1239, used
$0.60Hong Kong Scott #1239 (2006) $3 Red-Whiskered Bulbul stamp. Used with clean cancel. Attractive wildlife definitive.
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Hong Kong – Scott # 1242, used
$1.75Hong Kong Scott #1242 (2006) $13 “Northern Shoveler” bird definitive. Used with clean cancel; attractive high-value wildlife issue.
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Hong Kong – Scott # 128, used
$25.00Hong Kong Scott #128 (1921–37) 25¢ Violet and Purple, King George V definitive. Used with light circular cancel, clean and well-centered with strong color. A classic later issue of the De La Rue design, featuring the script watermark.
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Hong Kong – Scott # 129, hinged
$0.40Hong Kong Scott #129 (1921–37) 1¢ Brown, King George V definitive. Unused with original gum, light hinge, fine centering, and rich color. A classic early 20th-century colonial issue printed by De La Rue.
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Hong Kong – Scott # 131, hinged
$2.75Hong Kong Scott #131 (1921–37) 2¢ Slate, King George V definitive. Unused with original gum, lightly hinged. Crisp impression and fine centering. A clean and attractive lower-denomination issue from the De La Rue series.
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Hong Kong – Scott # 132, used
$0.50Hong Kong Scott #132 (1912–21) Used – King George V 3¢ Gray.
Beautifully engraved early definitive printed by De La Rue, featuring King George V with Chinese inscriptions. Light circular cancel, clean and well-centered. -
Hong Kong – Scott # 133, used
$0.40Hong Kong 1912–21 King George V 4¢ carmine red definitive (Scott #133), used. Finely engraved De La Rue printing with partial HONG KONG cancel. Classic colonial-era issue in fine condition.
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Hong Kong – Scott # 136, hinged
$1.75Hong Kong Scott 136, 8c King George V definitive in hinged mint condition, featuring bilingual English–Chinese design and classic colonial engraving.
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Hong Kong – Scott # 137, used
$2.50Hong Kong 1912–21 King George V 10¢ ultramarine definitive (Scott #137), used. Fine engraved design by De La Rue & Co. Light cancel, clean perforations—classic colonial-era issue.
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Hong Kong – Scott # 138, used
$1.25Hong Kong 1912–21 King George V 12¢ bister & purple brown definitive (Scott #138), used. Fine De La Rue engraving with HONG KONG cancel—classic early colonial issue.
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Hong Kong – Scott # 140, used
$0.50Hong Kong 1912–21 King George V 25¢ purple & violet definitive (Scott #140), used. Fine De La Rue printing with HONG KONG postmark—classic colonial-era issue.
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Hong Kong – Scott # 144, used
$2.50Hong Kong 1912–21 King George V $2 carmine & black definitive (Scott #144), used. A bold, high-value De La Rue issue with clear cancel and strong color — an attractive classic colonial stamp.
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Hong Kong – Scott # 15, used
$2.75Hong Kong Scott #15 (1863–71), 12¢ blue Queen Victoria, used. Early De La Rue issue with bilingual inscriptions and clear cancel. Classic 19th-century British Hong Kong stamp in solid collectible condition.
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Hong Kong – Scott # 154, used
$0.75Hong Kong 1938–48 King George VI 1¢ brown definitive (Scott #154), used, clear cancel and good color—an excellent example of an early KGVI issue.
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Hong Kong – Scott # 156, used
$1.25Hong Kong 1938–48 King George VI 4¢ yellow-orange definitive (Scott #156), used. Clear cancel and good color—classic wartime-era Hong Kong definitive.
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Hong Kong – Scott # 157B, hinged
$0.40Hong Kong 1938–48 King George VI 8¢ reddish violet definitive (Scott #157B), unused hinged. Crisp engraving and strong color—attractive example of classic wartime-era Hong Kong.
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Hong Kong – Scott # 158, hinged
$1.25Hong Kong 1938–48 King George VI 10¢ violet definitive (Scott #158), unused hinged. Strong color and crisp engraving—attractive mid-range value from this popular series.
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Hong Kong – Scott # 160, used
$1.00Hong Kong Scott #160 (1938–48) 25¢ blue, used, with clear circular cancel. Sharp engraving and bilingual design—an attractive example from the King George VI definitive series.
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Hong Kong – Scott # 160A, hinged
$1.25Hong Kong Scott #160A (1938–48), 25¢ olive-bistre, unused hinged. King George VI definitive issue with bilingual inscriptions. Clean, attractive example of this color variety.
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Hong Kong – Scott # 161, used
$0.50Hong Kong Scott #161 (1938–48), 30¢ olive-bistre, used. King George VI definitive with bilingual inscriptions and clear postal cancel. Attractive and collectible.
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Hong Kong – Scott # 161B, hinged
$1.00Hong Kong Scott #161B, 30¢ blue King George VI definitive. Unused, hinged with fresh color and clean presentation. A key variety from the 1938–48 issue.
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Hong Kong – Scott # 165A, used
$1.00Hong Kong Scott #165A, $5 Green & Violet King George VI definitive. Used with clear cancellation, strong color, and solid presentation. A key high-value from the 1938–48 set.
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Hong Kong – Scott # 184, hinged
$0.75Hong Kong Scott #184 (1953). Coronation of Queen Elizabeth II, 10¢, purple & black. Unused, lightly hinged, bright and clean.
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Hong Kong – Scott # 197, used
$0.75Hong Kong Scott #197 (1954), $5 QEII definitive. Used with clean cancellation and bold color. A desirable high-value stamp from the early Elizabethan era.
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Hong Kong – Scott # 198, used
$2.50Hong Kong Scott #198 (1954), $10 QEII high-value definitive. Used with clean color and clear cancellation. A key and desirable classic.
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Hong Kong – Scott # 199, hinged
$1.25Hong Kong Scott #199 (1961) $1 University of Hong Kong Golden Jubilee. Unused hinged. Bright color and clean presentation.
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Hong Kong – Scott # 20, used
$1.75Hong Kong Scott #20 (issued 1863–71) is a 48-cent lilac Queen Victoria definitive from the first classic series produced by De La Rue & Co. in London. This handsome stamp features a finely engraved profile of Queen Victoria facing left, enclosed within a decorative keyplate frame inscribed “HONG KONG” at top and the Chinese denomination “四十八仙” (“forty-eight cents”) along the sides. The lilac shade gives this issue a distinctly elegant appearance, reflecting the refined Victorian engraving style of the mid-19th century.
This used example bears a bold barred oval cancellation typical of the early Hong Kong postal era. Despite moderate cancellation wear, the design remains visible and retains its characteristic purple tone. Issued during a period of rapid colonial expansion and increased trade in the South China Sea, this stamp stands as a tangible relic of Hong Kong’s early postal and economic history under British rule. A desirable piece for collectors specializing in classic British Empire or Asian colonial issues.
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Hong Kong – Scott # 21, used
$10.00Hong Kong Scott #21 (1871–72), 48¢ rose Queen Victoria, used. De La Rue keyplate issue with bilingual inscriptions and clear cancel. A vivid and desirable example of Hong Kong’s early classic period.
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Hong Kong – Scott # 215, used
$0.50Hong Kong Scott #215 (1954) $5 QEII definitive. Used with clear cancel. Bright color and strong portrait detail.
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Hong Kong – Scott # 24, used
$21.00Hong Kong Scott #24 (1863–71), 96¢ gray Queen Victoria, used. High-value De La Rue keyplate issue with bilingual inscriptions and strong barred cancel. A scarce and desirable classic from early British Hong Kong.
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Hong Kong – Scott # 285, used
$0.50Hong Kong Scott #285 (1973), $2 Queen Elizabeth II definitive. Used, clear cancel, strong color and detail.
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Hong Kong – Scott # 286, used
$2.00Hong Kong Scott #286 (1973), $5 Queen Elizabeth II definitive. Used, strong color and attractive cancel.
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Hong Kong – Scott # 399, used
$0.50Hong Kong Scott #399 (1976), $2 “Lion & Dragon” Queen Elizabeth II definitive. Used with clear cancel.
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Hong Kong – Scott # 456, used
$3.00Hong Kong Scott #456 (1978), $5 “Chinese New Year Flower” definitive. Used with clear cancellation.
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Hong Kong – Scott # 52, used
$45.00Hong Kong Scott #52 (1882), 20¢ on 30¢ green Queen Victoria, used. Black surcharge over De La Rue keyplate design with bilingual inscriptions and clear cancel. Scarce and collectible transitional surcharge issue.
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Hong Kong – Scott # 533, used
$0.50Hong Kong Scott #533 (1989) – $1.80 Queen Elizabeth II definitive with skyline. Used with clean postmark.
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Hong Kong – Scott # 54, used
$100.00Hong Kong Scott #54 (1882), 50¢ on 48¢ lilac Queen Victoria, used. Bold black surcharge over De La Rue keyplate issue with bilingual inscriptions. Attractive and collectible transitional surcharge from early colonial Hong Kong.
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Hong Kong – Scott # 55, used
$25.00Hong Kong Scott #55 (1882), $1 on 96¢ gray Queen Victoria, used with perfin. Bold black surcharge and clear cancel on De La Rue keyplate issue. Scarce high-value colonial surcharge with company perforation.
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Hong Kong – Scott # 61, used
$4.00Hong Kong Scott #61 (1885), 20¢ on 30¢ yellow-green Queen Victoria, used. Clear black surcharge over De La Rue keyplate issue with full circular cancel. Classic and collectible late 19th-century Hong Kong surcharge.
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Hong Kong – Scott # 651A, used
$0.50Hong Kong Scott #651A – $3.10 Queen Elizabeth II definitive. Used, clean cancel, crisp color and sound perforations. Nice example from the Sculptured Head series.
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Hong Kong – Scott # 651B, used
$0.75Hong Kong Scott #651B – $5 Queen Elizabeth II definitive. Used, bright color, clean cancel, sound perforations. A key high-value from the Sculptured Head series.
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Hong Kong – Scott # 651C, used
$1.50Hong Kong Scott #651C – $10 Queen Elizabeth II “Sculptured Head” definitive. Used, bold cancellation, excellent color and detail.
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Hong Kong – Scott # 651D, used
$3.00Hong Kong Scott #651D – $20 QEII “Sculptured Head” definitive. Used, strong color and clear cancellation.
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Hong Kong – Scott # 651E, used
$6.00Hong Kong Scott #651E — $50 QEII “Sculptured Head” definitive, used, bold color with clear postal cancel.
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Hong Kong – Scott # 71, hinged
$0.75Hong Kong Scott #71 (1903), 1¢ brown King Edward VII, unused, hinged. De La Rue “Crown and Scroll” design with Chinese denomination inscriptions. Classic early Edwardian issue in fine collectible condition.
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Hong Kong – Scott # 72, used
$0.75Hong Kong Scott #72 (1903), 2¢ green King Edward VII, used. De La Rue “Crown and Scroll” issue with Chinese denomination and clear cancel. Attractive early Edwardian Hong Kong definitive.
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Hong Kong – Scott # 74, used
$3.00Hong Kong Scott #74 (1903), 5¢ orange and green King Edward VII, used. De La Rue “Crown and Scroll” issue with bilingual inscriptions and clear cancel. Vibrant and well-centered Edwardian Hong Kong stamp.
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Hong Kong – Scott # 76, used
$0.40Hong Kong Scott #76 (1903), 10¢ ultramarine and brown King Edward VII, used. De La Rue “Crown and Scroll” issue with bilingual inscriptions and clear cancel. Attractive and finely detailed Edwardian Hong Kong stamp.
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Hong Kong – Scott # 776, used
$1.00Hong Kong Scott #776 – $10 Victoria Harbour skyline definitive. Used with light cancel; bright color and clean presentation.
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Hong Kong – Scott # 78, used
$1.50Hong Kong Scott #78 (1903), 20¢ brown and red King Edward VII, used. De La Rue “Crown and Scroll” issue with bilingual inscriptions and crisp boxed cancel. Striking and well-preserved early 20th-century Hong Kong classic.
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Hong Kong – Scott # 81, used
$9.00Hong Kong Scott #81 (1903), $1 lilac and olive-green King Edward VII, used. High-value De La Rue “Crown and Scroll” issue with bilingual inscriptions and strong cancel. Classic Edwardian Hong Kong stamp in fine collectible condition.
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Hong Kong – Scott # 86, used
$0.40Hong Kong Scott #86 (1907), 2¢ green King Edward VII, used. Single-color De La Rue “Crown and Scroll” issue with bilingual inscriptions and clean cancel. Vibrant, well-centered example of a classic Hong Kong definitive.
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Hong Kong – Scott # 88, used
$0.50Hong Kong Scott #88 (1903) 2¢ Green, King Edward VII definitive. Used example with clear cancellation. A classic early 20th-century colonial issue engraved by De La Rue.
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Hong Kong – Scott # 91, used
$5.50Hong Kong Scott #91 (1903) 5¢ Orange & Green, King Edward VII definitive. Used example with light cancel. Engraved by De La Rue; a key issue from the early Edwardian series.
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Hong Kong – Scott # 94, used
$0.40Hong Kong Scott #94 (1903) 10¢ Lilac & Ultramarine, King Edward VII definitive. Used example with bold HONG KONG cancel. Engraved by De La Rue; a striking bicolor colonial issue.
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Hong Kong – Scott # 99, used
$10.00Hong Kong Scott #99 (1904) 30¢ Black & Pale Green, King Edward VII definitive. Used with perfin and HONG KONG cancel. A clean and attractive business-use example of this high-value issue.
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Hong Kong – Scott #s 1112-15
$1.00Hong Kong Scott #1112–1115 “Hong Kong Currency” set (2002). MNH. Four stamps illustrating major milestones in Hong Kong’s coinage and banknote history.
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Hong Kong – Scott #s 151-53, hinged
$7.50Hong Kong 1937 Coronation set of King George VI & Queen Elizabeth (Scott #151–153), unused hinged. Three-stamp set in green, carmine, and deep blue, engraved by Bradbury Wilkinson—classic and desirable commemorative issue.
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Hong Kong – Scott #s 174-75, hinged
$1.25Hong Kong Scott #174–175, 1946 Victory Issue (“Resurgo”). King George VI with phoenix and lions. Unused, hinged, bright color and fine detail.
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Hong Kong – Scott #s 185-92, used
$2.00Hong Kong Scott #185–192, 1954–60 Queen Elizabeth II definitive set, complete used (8 stamps) with nice cancels. A classic early QEII issue.
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Hong Kong – Scott #s 245-46, used
$0.50Hong Kong 1966 Scott #245–246, “Bauhinia blakeana” and Coat of Arms. Used, clear cancels, bright color and strong detail.
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Hong Kong – Scott #s 284-87, used
$7.50Hong Kong Scott #s 284–287 are a used high-value definitive set featuring Queen Elizabeth II. Issued in the 1960s–70s, these stamps reflect colonial-era postal usage and Commonwealth design.
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India – Scott # 1416, used
$1.251992 India Scott #1416, a used commemorative stamp issued for the XXV Olympic Games in Barcelona. Features an energetic boxing scene with Olympic symbolism in a modern illustrative style.
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India – Scott # 195, used
$0.501947 India Scott #195, a used Victory commemorative stamp featuring King George VI and a symbolic 1945 Victory design. Issued at the close of World War II during the final period of British rule in India.
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India – Scott # 196 used
$0.501947 India Scott #196, a used Victory commemorative stamp featuring King George VI and a symbolic “Victory 1945” design. Issued at the close of World War II during the final year of British rule in India.
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India – Scott # 2707a, used
$1.252011 India Scott #2707a, a used India–Slovenia joint issue souvenir sheet. Features colorful folk art scenes highlighting rural life, traditional dance, and cultural exchange between the two nations.
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India – Scott # 372, hinged
$1.001963 India Scott #372, unused hinged. Issued for the FAO’s Freedom from Hunger campaign, featuring wheat symbolism and humanitarian imagery highlighting global food security and cooperation.
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India – Scott # 373, hinged
$1.501963 India Scott #373, unused hinged. Red Cross Centenary issue featuring Henri Dunant and the iconic Red Cross emblem, marking 100 years of international humanitarian service.
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Indochina – Scott # 45
$0.501907 Indo-China Scott #45, a mint, never hinged French colonial definitive featuring the classic Annamite woman design. Printed in red and black, issued for everyday postal use in French Indochina.
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Indochina – Scott # 74
$1.00Indo-China Scott #74, mint never hinged. Early 20th-century French colonial surcharge issue with “14 CENTS” overprint on the Annamite woman definitive design.
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Indonesia – Scott # 540, hinged
$0.501984 Indonesia Scott #540, unused hinged. Commemorative issue honoring nationalist leader H.O.S. Tjokroaminoto (1883–1934), an influential figure in Indonesia’s independence movement.
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Indonesia – Scott # B206, hinged
$0.501966 Indonesia Scott #B206, unused hinged semi-postal stamp featuring a sea turtle (Chelonia mydas), issued with a charitable surcharge.
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Indonesia – Scott #s 616-25
$0.751968 Indonesia Scott #616–625, complete mint never hinged definitive set depicting President Sukarno. Ten stamps in varied denominations and colors, spanning 6 to 500 rupiah.
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Indonesia – Scott #s J12-13
$3.001950 Indonesia Scott #J12–J13, complete mint never hinged postage due set. Early Republic issues inscribed “Bayar Porto,” used to collect underpaid mail.
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Ireland – Scott #s 190-91, hinged
$0.50Ireland Scott #190–191, 1963 Red Cross Centenary set, unused hinged.
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Japan – Scott # 1260
$0.40Japan Scott #1260, 50-yen environmental commemorative issued in 1976. Plum blossom and mountain landscape design. Mint never hinged with full original gum.
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Japan – Scott # 1261
$0.50Japan Scott #1261, 50-yen wildlife conservation stamp featuring the Japanese tree frog (Rhacophorus arboreus). Mint never hinged with full original gum.