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香港从1862年起发行邮票,由于那时已沦为英国殖民地,故而其普通邮票主图基本上是英国女皇或皇帝的侧面头像,先后为维多利亚、爱德华七世、乔治五世、乔治六世和伊丽莎白二世。1997年1月,由于香港回归祖国在即,故发行了风光图普票,但铭记仍只用“香港”两字。1997年7月1日香港回归祖国后,邮票铭记即用“中国香港”4字。本文通过最近一次(去年11月21日)英国斯宾克公司在香港举行的邮品与钱币大拍卖中的情况,对香港早期票及其市价作一简略介绍。维多利亚时期(1862年至1902年)的普票因其版
Since 1862, when stamps were issued in Hong Kong, the main stamp of the ordinary stamp was essentially the profile of the Queen or Emperor of the United Kingdom since it became a British colony at that time. Victoria was one of the most famous portraits of Victoria, Edward VII, George V, George VI and Elizabeth II. In January 1997, due to the immediate return of Hong Kong to the motherland, a scenic map was issued, but bearing in mind that the word “Hong Kong” is still used only. After the return of Hong Kong to the motherland on July 1, 1997, the stamps bear the name of “Hong Kong, China”. This article gives a brief introduction of early Hong Kong tickets and their market prices through the recent auction of Spunnstock & Coins held in Hong Kong by the British company Spinker on November 21 last year. The Victorian period (1862-1902) for its version of the popular ticket