It's not a stamp, so what is it?
A few days ago, when I was packing up the philatelic album, I found these stamp-like things under the box where the philatelic album was placed.
I put on my reading glasses, looked at them carefully, and saw that it read: China Revenue Stamps. And the date is 2005, and there is an invoice next to it, which was issued by the second-hand car trading market, and the amount is 30 yuan. Looking at these revenue stamps again, they add up to exactly 30 yuan. It's been 20 years, I thought about it carefully, and suddenly remembered that in 2005, I bought a used car. It seems that when I was trading second-hand cars, I was issued a transaction tax stamp, and these revenue stamps were attached, maybe I looked at it like a stamp at the time, so I put it with the philatelic album by the way.
At this time, I seemed to have discovered a new continent again, and quickly opened Baidu to search, what is the matter with this revenue stamp? Let's just say that this is a revenue stamp that can also be as collectible as philately.
Fans and friends, help me see if these revenue stamps are collectible? At the same time, please give more advice in the comment area, because I don't know anything about the collection of revenue stamps. #珍罕邮品分享# #求集邮资料# #回忆集邮#
