"The first batch of special stamps" refers to a special signature method, which is generally used to commemorate or commemorate documents, banknotes or stamps. This kind of signature means that the first batch of documents are made into special seals and signed before they are officially issued to commemorate the special significance or historical background of the documents.

The "first batch of special stamps" originated from the stamp and currency collection circle in Europe. At that time, people commemorated important events or historical figures in this way. As time goes by, this signature method has been widely used in many fields, such as government documents, art collections, corporate souvenirs and so on. It can not only increase the historical value of commodities, but also make people remember history better.

"The first batch of seals" is of great significance to the preservation of history and culture. It represents the commemoration and review of a historical event, but also a symbol, representing the preciousness and particularity of commodities. Nowadays, people pay more attention to the protection of historical and cultural heritage. Therefore, "the first batch of Indian special symbols" gradually gained more attention and recognition.