TangStamps: China ROC 1912 Yuan Shih-kai $5 High Value Sc #201 CV $725 Mint H

Item Specifics

Country

China

Catalog Number

201

Stamp Type

General Issue

Condition

Unused

Stamp Format

Single

Year of Issue

1953

Item Description

Grade: Ungraded
民共和5元新一枚，贴纸，上品terms and conditionsshipping: we only ship to us address at this time. International buyers need to contact us before placing the bid. Sorry for the inconvenience. We try our effort to combine the shipping to lower your cost. To combine shipping, please add all items into the shipping cart and request for total via Hip. We are not able to refund the shipping if items are paid separately as Hip charge a fixed fee for each item. Thanks for your understanding. Return policy: you can return an item within 14 days after you receive it for any reason to receive a full refund (less shipping cost both way if it is not due to inaccurate description).Guarantee: i am an advance stamp collector and a member of american philatelic society (aps) and china stamp society (css). We are proud that all the items sold by our store carry an unconditional lifetime guarantee of genuineness. You can return an item any time if it is proven to be unauthentic by a generally recognized authority (e.G, bpa, css, rpsl, etc). Proof that a mutually acceptable authority declines to express an opinion is not grounds for the return.Feedback: if you are not satisfied with your purchase, please contact us first. We will try every effort to make sure you are happy. Your 5-star feedback is greatly appreciated

Seller Information

Seller

TangStamps (409)

Registered Since

11/22/2018

Feedback

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Store

TangStamps

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Item Location

California, United States

Ships To

United States

Shipping Instructions

Currently I only ship to US, Canada, UK, Hong Kong, Japan, and limited European Contraries. International buyers please contact me before purchase.

Returns Accepted

Yes

Returns Policy

We will gladly accept the returns within 14 days after the item is delivered. However, unless it is our fault, the buyer should pay the postage for both ways.