ASMR stamps - China 1949, hyperinflation definitives - trash to treasure

Tags: Stamps, China, Chinese, Asian stamps, Definitives, album pages, printing, stamp hinges, philately, Sun Yat-sen, trash to treasure, collection

[@GreatStampAdventure]

Interesting video! Thanks! I didn't know China had hyperinflation as well, and that they changed their currency. I should have noted in previous videos, but how many places do you make space for? For the real complete set/series, or only for the stamps you have to mount right now?

[@stamps151]

The way I do these, I get the stamps out first, not knowing how many I will end up with. Then I print the page to house just those stamps. I rarely find complete sets. I did do a Spain one with a full set of spaces, but I knew I would find a high number of the stamps. I think generally it's better this way than having half-empty pages at the end.

[@GreatStampAdventure]

@@stamps151 Thanks for your reply! I am not in your situation or doing what you are doing, or have your experience, but I would probably like to make space for the complete set/series. But I am a bit of a perfectionist. But as you know, nothing is wrong or right in stamp collecting. It is really just what YOU want to do and put your stamp on your own collection. Take care!

[@sylvaindore3190]

Which app you use to create your pages?

[@stamps151]

Hi. I use AlbumEasy - free to download.