Tax 04 Republic of China Postage-Due Stamps Overprinted in Sung Characters (1912)
| Stamp SN | G004 |
| Stamp Name | Tax 04 Republic of China Postage-Due Stamps Overprinted in Sung Characters (1912) |
| Stamp Cat Standard | Postage-Due Stamps |
| Stamp Cat | Numeral |
| Issue date | 1912-03-01 |
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| Sheet composition | (5×5)×8 |
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Description
At the time of the founding of the Republic of China, the postage-due stamps of the Ching Dynasty then in stock were overprinted in a vertical line in the middle with No. 5 Sung characters〝中華民國〞(Republic of China) by the Customs Statistical Department in Shanghai for temporary use during the transitional period.