This stamp is a Chinese issue that was printed in Taiwan and likely created around 1945 (Circa). It showcases the portrait of Sun Yat-sen, the Chinese revolutionary who was the founding father and first president of the Republic of China.
What sets this stamp apart is its extreme rarity and mint condition, indicating that it has not been used for postage and remains in pristine condition. Its value is further enhanced by the fact that it was printed on laid paper, which has a distinctive texture created by the papermaking mold’s wires.
The stamp has a denomination of 2 silver yan and lacks any overprint or surcharge, meaning that no additional printing or fees were added to its original design and value.
This stamp is widely considered to be unique, meaning that it is either one of a kind or one of a very few known to exist. Its rarity and uniqueness make it a prized possession for stamp collectors and enthusiasts.
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