Def 021 2nd Peking Print Surcharged Junk Issue (1925)
| Stamp SN | A021 |
| Stamp Name | Def 021 2nd Peking Print Surcharged Junk Issue (1925) |
| Stamp Cat Standard | Definitive Stamps |
| Stamp Cat | Agriculture, Navigation |
| Issue date | 1925-01-01 |
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| Sheet composition | 10×5 |
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Description
The surcharge on Junk stamps invariably was made in No. 5 Sung characters and Arabic figures by the Printing Bureau of the Ministry of Finance, Peking by metal plates either in red or black characters.
Stamp No. Surcharged value Issue datePrior to the raising of the ordinary letter postage from 3￠ to 4￠ effective from November 1, 1922, a big quantity of 4￠ stamps were specially printed beforehand to meet the public requirements. With the reversion of the postage to the old rate from January 1, 1923, the 4￠ stamps were kept unused. As the 3￠ stamp stock gradually ran short, the 4￠ stamps were surcharged as 3￠.
D21.1 1￠ 1935
D21.2 1￠ 3. 1930
D21.3 1￠ 1932
D21.4 1￠ 1933
D21.5 3￠ 1925
D21.6 5￠ 1936
D21.7 5￠ 1936
The surcharge on Junk stamps invariably was made in No. 5 Sung characters and Arabic figures by the Printing Bureau of the Ministry of Finance, Peking by metal plates either in red or black characters.