I've seen your advertisement, too! The introduction of TV shopping is misleading and irresponsible to non-collectors. First of all, IP phone cards have always been an unpopular variety in the collection field, and the market price of brand-new unused IP cards is generally below 50% of the face value. Besides, the previous sports stamps and sports stamps have always been neglected in the postal market. The market price of varieties before 1992 is slightly higher than the face value, and after 1992, they are all lower than the face value, which is a discount ticket. And that.

(Olympic Games (group 1): gold and silver coin set (small box) 13000 yuan gold and silver coin set (large box) 15800 yuan silver coin (large box) 3000 yuan silver coin (small box) 2900 yuan Olympic gold plate 100g 30500.

Will anyone do business at a loss in the current market? No way! As for what was said in the advertisement, it is unclear.

Also, the limit mentioned in the advertisement is only the number of stamp albums. As for the Olympic-themed stamps in the stamp album, the circulation is tens of millions. Just browse the China People's Stamp Catalogue.

There is also the Tamura phone card listed in the advertisement (actually a magnetic card, called Tamura card in the jargon of collectors), which is worth 2 million. This is bullshit. < > The current market price is about 4,000 yuan, and the market price of a full set of Cultural Revolution stamps is 60,000 yuan, not 80,000 yuan. Moreover, the two series he listed are not comparable to those introduced in his advertisement, just like taking gold.

I won't say much, think for yourself!