Reporter, 2nd grade
Yesterday, journalists learned from zhengzhou city post card market that stamps had increased by 50 per cent and that olympic stamps were popular with the mail people. The gsimmon vote, known as the post-market windmark, has recently surpassed its peak of $3,000, returning to its peak in 1997。
Senior mail collectors have stated that the stamp collection should not be blind, noting that some stamps have no collection value and that buyers should be aware of investment risks, in addition to false stamps。
Yesterday, at zhengzhou city mail card gift centre, journalists asked about the price of the gsin monkey ticket, which many store owners demanded in the region of $4,000. It is known that at the beginning of this year it was only $2,600。
Wang, who had been running the collection for many years, said that the post market had finally begun to burn, and the price of monkey tickets had re-emerged the glory of the post market in 1997. The rise and fall of the gsimmon ticket, which was issued in 1980, has always been regarded by industry as a “mail market windmark”, reflecting changes in the market value of most stamps。
Liu chengwei, a philatelic collector for more than 20 years, told journalists that the average price of stamps had now increased by 50 per cent but had not yet reached the 1997 increase. By way of example, zhaojun went out of town and jumped to more than 30 in 1997 and then fell to $2 as a result of the fall in the mail market, now prices have only recovered to $7. 5. In addition, olympic stamps have become market pets, and a stander in zhengzhou city has indicated that the olympic series of stamps is hot on the market and that the price increase in the olympic fova package, which was launched in early june, has exceeded 30 per cent in just one week。
Liu expressed the view that the post market had emerged from its downfall and was linked to the state's policy of good interests last year, which included reducing the distribution of stamps. In addition, the increase in stamp duty has resulted in a partial flow of funds from the stock market to the mail market, some of which has returned to the mail market, which has become increasingly violent。
However, senior mail collectors have indicated that it is necessary to be risk-aware and cautious about entering the market, both in the stock market and in the mail market. In the case of a rising post market, the new mailer would create an aggressive mentality that would increase the risk of investing in stamps。
