"Thirty-fifth anniversary of the great October Revolution of the Soviet Union" commemorative stamp, referred to as Ji 20 wrong edition ticket. This is the first set of misprinted stamps in New China, and now it has become a rare stamp in New China. 1In April, 1953, the Ministry of Posts and Telecommunications decided to reprint and issue the stamp commemorating the 35th anniversary of the Great October Revolution, which was officially issued on 10/0 that year. There are still four stamps in the whole set, with the same pattern as the original misprinted stamp, but the color has been adjusted and the record number is still "Ji 20".

1 952165438+1October 7th is the 35th anniversary of the October Revolution, and the Ministry of Posts and Telecommunications of the People's Republic of China plans to issue1set of commemorative stamps on this day, with a full set of 4 stamps named "Celebrating the 35th anniversary of the October Revolution of the Soviet Union".

1952 July 16, when the General Post Office sent a letter to the Sino-Soviet Friendship Association for comments on the stamp draft, the Sino-Soviet Friendship Association suggested changing the name of the stamp to "the 35th anniversary of the Great October Revolution". After the name of the seal is corrected, it shall be submitted to the Propaganda Department of the Communist Party of China for review, without objection. As a result, the stamp artwork was officially sent to the factory for plate making and printing. At the same time, a commemorative postmark was designed. At the beginning of September, when the commemorative postmark pattern was sent to the Central Office for review, there was no problem with the postmark pattern design, but it was required to add the word "Soviet Union" to the postmark, that is, "the 35th anniversary of the Great October Revolution" was changed to "the 35th anniversary of the Great October Revolution of the Soviet Union". Since the word "Soviet Union" is added to the postmark, the name of the stamp should be consistent with this. Therefore, the relevant departments of the General Post Office informed the Beijing People's Printing Factory, which printed this set of stamps, to add the word "Soviet Union" to the stamp name. In this way, the original corrected stamp name was changed back. Due to repeated revisions, the printing progress was affected, and the original plan to issue this set of stamps on1952165438+1October 7 was aborted. Therefore, it was placed on February1953 14, which was the anniversary of the signing of the Sino-Soviet Treaty of Friendship, Alliance and Mutual Assistance.

1953 65438+1October 3 1 day, the Ministry of Posts and Telecommunications issued an announcement. The name of this set of stamps is "the 35th anniversary of the great October Revolution of the Soviet Union". On February 7th, 1953, Shanghai Post Office received the announcement of the Ministry of Posts and Telecommunications on the issuance of this set of stamps, and put forward opinions on the name of this set of stamps to the General Post Office. The General Post Office went to the Propaganda Department of the CPC to study again. The Propaganda Department of the Communist Party of China clearly replied that there was no "Soviet Union" in the slogan commemorating the October Revolution Day, because the October Revolution came first and then the "Soviet Union" was born, and the title of the stamp "The 35th Anniversary of the Great October Revolution of the Soviet Union" must be corrected. At that time, all the stamps had been printed and distributed to post offices all over the country, ready to be sold on February 14. So the Ministry of Posts and Telecommunications immediately sent an urgent telegram to stop selling this set of stamps. Coincidentally,1953 February 14 is the Spring Festival. After the Ministry of Posts and Telecommunications sent an urgent telegram, the personnel on duty of Changsha Telecommunications Bureau in Hunan Province failed to send an urgent telegram sent by the Ministry of Posts and Telecommunications to Hengyang due to negligence and dereliction of duty. Although Hengyang Post Office didn't receive the news of stopping selling "Ji 20", it didn't go on sale on February 14 as scheduled. Considering that it is the Spring Festival, which lasts for three days, and no new stamps were sold in the previous holidays, this set of stamps was not sold until February 17, three days after the Spring Festival holiday. The stamps were sold for about half a month. Hunan Post and Telecommunications Administration found that all post offices in Hengyang were selling the wrong stamps for the 30th anniversary of the October Revolution of the Soviet Union, and immediately notified them to stop selling. But it was too late and sold in small quantities.

Twenty wrong stamps and a full set of new stamps are priceless. Generally, it can only be seen at auctions, and 98% of them are fake in the market, in case of being cheated.

Ji 20 wrong edition old full set ticket: about 65438+ 10,000 yuan.

1953 The new set price is around 100 yuan, and the old ticket is around 30 yuan.

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