Macao – Scott # 1001, used
$1.00Macao Scott #1001 (1999), 2.5 patacas commemorative depicting traditional Macanese cuisine. Wide-format cultural issue highlighting gastronomy. Used example with visible cancellation.
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Macao Scott #1001 (1999), 2.5 patacas commemorative depicting traditional Macanese cuisine. Wide-format cultural issue highlighting gastronomy. Used example with visible cancellation.

Macao Scott #329 (1953), 20 avos pictorial definitive depicting Colina de S. Jerónimo. Portuguese colonial issue featuring a scenic hillside view. Used example with visible cancellation.

Macao Scott #353 (1954), 1 avo commemorative honoring Portuguese explorer Fernão Mendes Pinto. Engraved portrait design referencing Peregrinação. Unused, hinged, with original gum.

Macao Scott #357 (1954), 10 avos commemorative depicting St. Francis Xavier. Portuguese colonial issue honoring a key religious figure in Macao’s history. Used example with visible cancellation.

Macao Scott #384 (1956), 3 avos pictorial definitive featuring a map of Macao, Taipa, and Coloane. Portuguese colonial issue. Unused, hinged, with original gum.

Macao Scott #390 (1956), 1.50 patacas pictorial definitive depicting a map of Macao, Taipa, and Coloane. Higher-value issue of the Portuguese colonial map series. Used example with visible cancellation.

Macao Scott #403 (1986), 10 avos commemorative marking the 40th anniversary of Portugal’s National Revolution. Features civic and institutional buildings in Macao. Used example with visible cancellation.

Macao Scott #413 (1956), 10 avos commemorative marking the 90th anniversary of the Clube Militar Naval. Features a naval officer portrait and the patrol vessel Vega. Used example with visible cancellation.

Macao Scott #416 (1956), 70 avos commemorative honoring Jesuit missionary Padre João de Brito. Statue-style religious design with cross motif. Used example with visible cancellation.

Macao Scott #418 (1969), 1 pataca commemorative marking the 500th anniversary of Vasco da Gama’s birth. Features Nossa Senhora da Penha Chapel in Macao. Used example with visible cancellation.

Macao Scott #440 (1976), 0.05 pataca commemorative marking the inauguration of the Macao Legislative Assembly. Modern allegorical design with bilingual inscriptions. Used example with visible cancellation.

Macao Scott C20 (1953), 10 patacas airmail stamp depicting Baía da Praia Grande and Penha Hill with aircraft in flight. Portuguese colonial aviation issue. Used example with visible cancellation.

Macao Scott #433–434 (1974), commemorative pair honoring the opening of the Macau–Taipa Bridge. Bridge infrastructure designs in two denominations. Used examples with visible cancellations.

Macao Scott #435–436 (1974), commemorative pair marking the first anniversary of Portugal’s Carnation Revolution. Bold modern designs featuring revolutionary symbolism. Used examples with visible cancellations.

China PRC Scott 1318 Forest Conservation 3 fen stamp on a large commercial piece with postal cancellation. An attractive postal history item preserving original mailing and banking-related markings.

1953 PRC 800y Worker at Lathe (Scott #180). MNH; bright and well-centered.

1954 China (PRC) set of 4 Ancient Artifacts (Scott 225–228). MNH; issued without gum.

China PRC Scott 2266–2269 MNH set promoting the National Tree Planting Campaign, featuring modern green-themed designs focused on reforestation and environmental protection.

Used China PRC Scott 2453–2456 depicting Changbai Mountain landscapes, including Heaven Lake, waterfalls, and forest scenery. Clean designs with period cancels.