January 25, 2024
PR China 2005-1(1-1s2) Year of Cock M/S SC#3418
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PR China: 2005-1(1-1s2) Year of Cock Mini SheetMint Never Hinged, Very Fine Scott No: 3418Serial number: 2005-1Date of issue: January 5, 2005Designer: Lui ShengzhongSize of stamps: 36*36 mmPerforation: 13Printing process: PhotogravurePrinter: Beijing Postage Stamp Printing HouseBackground infoFor the convenience of farming production with clear seasonal changes, China traditionally applied the lunar calendar based on the shape of the moon. The order of years was composed of the ten Heavenly Stems and the Twelve Earthly Branches. The combination of Jia, Yi, Bing, Ding etc. in the ten Heavenly Stems and Zi, Chou, Yin, Mao etc in the Twelve Earthly Branches totals 60 kinds, which are called "60 Jia Zi" meaning a cycle of 60 years. Twelve animals match with the twelve Earthly Branches with each representing one year. 2005 is the year of the cock. Therefore, cock is the symbolic animal for people born in this year. Payment •We accept payments in Paypal which also allows VISA, MasterCard, AMEX, Discover and eCheck payment in multiple currencies from 45 countries worldwide.•No tax, no VAT and no insurance cost will be added to your charge.•Buyers or winners are expected to pay within 7 days after the close of the auction. We reserve the right to re-list this item or offer it to the next highest bidder if we do not receive your payment within
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