The watchdog group CSICC and CSP in the Hong Kong Philatelic Society has been monitored FAKE Hong Kong, China stamps and covers posted on ebay for quite sometime. We have noticed that recently, there have been...
There are several examples if not more circulating in the market of fake inverted watermark Hong Kong stamps. How do they do it? The stamp paper is made up of many layers and with expertise, the layers can...
The professional fakers have almost perfected the art of bleaching postmarks on classic China and Hong Kong stamps.The usual postmark on Queen Victorian stamps before 1892 is the B62 obliterator common to all...
This is a multi-ray canceling device found on Hong Kong Queen Victoria stamps. Where was it struck is still a mystery, some say that it was struck at Shanghai British Post Office around 1865-66 before Shanghai...
S.G. 48 this is the first commemorative stamp of Hong Kong. The overprint was done by a setting of 12 subjects on sheets of the QV2c carmine SG33. It is believed that one printing characterised by its peculiar...
Always ask about the postage and other hidden costs such as bank fees, paypal fees and packaging before you buy. Some sellers do not state the extras clearly. I have seen a seller from China recently selling...
1948 $10 Hong Kong Silver Wedding Buying Guide O.K., this is my $1 worth! I have been monitoring this stamp for sometime and the prices for UM, mint and fine used have been going up steadily. It seems that...
It has been observed that ordinary covers posted at Foreign Post Offices in China (mainly French and German POs in Shanghai and particularly during the China Large Dragon-Small Dragon-RR-Dowager era) with...
What! Are you kidding? You may well say, who would be so stupid to waste a 1897 unused 3c Red Revenue to fake an overprint.After all the unused 3c Red Revenue without overprint is a great rarity on its...
Red Band envelopes were entensively used by Chinese to send letters either locally or abroad in the last century. Mainly written in Chinese and in brush and ink and seldom in English, typed or in fountain pen...