
Qing Coiled Dragon 1 Cent Stamp
China · 1897 · 1 cent
The stamp features a coiled imperial dragon, facing forward, surrounded by stylized clouds or flames. The denomination '1 CENT' is printed at the bottom.
Issued during the late Qing Dynasty, this stamp is part of China's second definitive series, reflecting the imperial symbolism of the dragon. It was released during a period of significant political and social change in China.
Printing Method
Engraved
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