Subcategory - Cloth Stamps
Thursday, 30 April 2026
Cloth Stamps - Update
Subcategory - Cloth Stamps
Saturday, 21 February 2026
Cloth Stamps - Update
Subcategory - Cloth Stamps
Hong Kong China 2020 Zhang Da Qian Paintings Museum collection Silk Stamp
Saturday, 7 February 2026
Embossed Stamps - Update
Sub Category - Embossed Stamps
Friday, 6 February 2026
Stamps with Holes/Design Perforations/Cut Outs - Update
Subcategory - Stamps with Holes/Design Perforations
Friday, 14 February 2025
Stamps with Holes/Design Perforations/Cut Outs - Update
Subcategory - Stamps with Holes/Design Perforations
Thursday, 19 September 2024
Flock Stamps - Update
Subcategory - Flock Stamps
Hong Kong 2003 Chinese Lunar New Year Animals - Dragon Snake Horse Sheep Flocked Stamps
Issue date 19 January 2003
Hong Kong Post as part of Series of Chinese Lunar New Year Animals (First Series of 4 Animals) has issued a set of 4 Special Stamps featuring the Dragon, Snake, Horse and Sheep on Flock Paper.
The Animals featured are part of the 12 Zodiac signs of the Chinese Lunar New Year Calendar (12 Year Calendar) and used in Chinese Horoscope readings for Personality traits, Fortune and Compatibility matching of marriage partners. The four animals are part of the last 4 years Chinese Lunar New Year Animals - Dragon (2000), Snake (2001), Horse (2002) and Sheep (2003).
Flock Stamps involves an exclusive spraying process where very fine cellulose fibers are applied to the special gummed stamp paper, adding a soft, fabric like, smooth textured, velvety feel to the surface of the stamp.
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Wednesday, 18 September 2024
Flock Stamps - Update
Subcategory - Flock Stamps
Hong Kong 2007 Chinese Lunar New Year Animals - Monkey Rooster Dog Pig Flocked Stamps
Issue date 04 February 2007
Hong Kong Post as part of Series of Chinese Lunar New Year Animals (Second Series of 4 Animals) has issued a set of 4 Special Stamps featuring the Monkey, Rooster, Dog and Pig on Flock Paper.
The Animals featured are part of the 12 Zodiac signs of the Chinese Lunar New Year Calendar (12 Year Calendar) and used in Chinese Horoscope readings for Personality traits, Fortune and Compatibility matching of marriage partners. The four animals are part of the last 4 years Chinese Lunar New Year Animals - Monkey (2004), Rooster (2005), Dog (2006) and Pig (2007).
Flock Stamps
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Tuesday, 17 September 2024
Flock Stamps - Update
Subcategory - Flock Stamps
Tuesday, 23 January 2024
Embossed Gold - Silver Stamps Update
Subcategory - Embossed Gold - Silver Stamps
Hong Kong 2024 Gold and Silver Stamp Sheetlet on Lunar New Year Animals – Rabbit / Dragon
Monday, 22 January 2024
Stamps with Holes/Design Perforations/Cut Outs - Update
Subcategory - Stamps with Holes/Design Perforations
Saturday, 8 April 2023
Cloth Stamps - Update
Subcategory - Cloth Stamps
Sunday, 4 April 2021
Cloth Stamps - Update
Subcategory - Cloth Stamps
Friday, 2 April 2021
Embossed Gold - Silver Stamps Update
Subcategory - Embossed Gold - Silver Stamps
Hong Kong 2021 Gold and Silver Stamp Sheetlet on Lunar New Year Animals – Rat / Ox
Issue date 28 January 2021
As part of the Hong Kong Post annual issue for the Chinese Lunar New Year of the OX, a special embossed sheet stamp with a Rat stamp in hot-foiled silver and the Ox stamp in 22K gold plating along with a certificate of authenticity
Embossed Gold - Silver Stamps
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Thursday, 16 April 2020
Embossed Gold Stamps - Update
Subcategory - Embossed Gold - Silver Stamps
Monday, 16 December 2019
Stamps with Rock Dust - Update
Subcategory - Stamps with Rock Dust/Stamps with Holes/Design Perforations/Cut Outs
Hong Kong 2019 Hiking Trails Series No.2: MacLehose Trail
Issue date 24 October 2019
Hong Kong Post has issued a special stamp issue of “Hong Kong Hiking Trails Series No. 2” themed on the MacLehose Trail which was opened on 26 October 1979. The 100-kilometre MacLehose Trail is divided into ten sections that stretch across eight country parks from east to west, starting from Pak Tam Chung in the east of Sai Kung and ending in Tuen Mun. A set of ten $2 stamps displays the ten scenic sections of the trail, showcasing the countryside and magnificent coasts.
Section 1 – Pak Tam Chung to Long Ke
The section begins at Pak Tam Chung and skirts along the south bank of High Island Reservoir, passing through the West Dam and East Dam. From the latter, hikers can have the view of Po Pin Chau as illustrated on the upper left corner of the stamp. The trail continues over the mountain before reaching Long Ke Wan with its clear waves and silvery sand.
Section 2 – Long Ke to Pak Tam Au
The route takes a steep ascent from the beach of Long Ke Wan to Sai Wan Shan , where the two scenic spots shown on the stamp come into sight, with Ham Tin Wan on the lower side and Sharp Peak on the upper left corner. Turning west after passing Ham Tin Wan, it follows the path of Chek Keng and leads to Pak Tam Au.
Section 3 – Pak Tam Au to Kei Ling Ha
Situated on the uplands of Sai Kung West Country Park, this section requires some strenuous climbs across four mountains between Pak Tam Au and Kei Ling Ha Hoi, namely, Ngam Tau Shan, Wa Mei Shan, Lui Ta Shek and Kai Kung Shan. Up on the heights, one can enjoy unobstructed views with stunning scenery stretching to the horizon. The stamp shows Sai Kung Hoi, Kau Sai Chau and Sharp Island as viewed from the south of Kai Kung Shan.
Section 4 – Kei Ling Ha to Tate’s Cairn
Going southwest from Kei Ling Ha, the trail bypasses the summit of Ma On Shan and passes through Ma On Shan Country Park. The stamp illustrates the breathtaking view of Pyramid Hill when looking to the north from Ngong Ping Plateau. Hikers can follow the village boulder pathways past Buffalo Hill to reach Tate’s Cairn.
Section 5 – Tate’s Cairn to Tai Po Road
Setting off to the west from Tate’s Cairn near Fei Ngo Shan Road, the route lies through Lion Rock Country Park. Along the way, hikers can enjoy the view of bustling Kowloon below Lion Rock as captured on the stamp. Descending along the trail in the woods after traversing Lion Rock and Beacon Hill, the section ends at Tai Po Road near Kowloon Reservoir.
Section 6 – Tai Po Road to Shing Mun
This is the shortest section along the trail. Beginning at Tai Po Road, hikers go beyond the Kowloon Reservoir dam and have a sight of the lovely reservoir scene featured on the stamp. Heading north and winding through Kam Shan Country Park, the trail passes the war relics of Gin Drinkers Line before ending at Shing Mun Reservoir.
Section 7 – Shing Mun to Lead Mine Pass
Set in Shing Mun Country Park, the trail starts from the main dam of Shing Mun Reservoir. On Needle Hill, it looks over Shing Mun Reservoir, the scenic view of which is portrayed on the stamp. The route continues along the forest track to Grassy Hill in the north with a spectacular panorama of both the natural and urban landscapes. It then descends from the hill to Lead Mine Pass.
Section 8 – Lead Mine Pass to Route Twisk
The route heads west from Lead Mine Pass and cuts across Tai Mo Shan Country Park. Climbing up to the peak of Tai Mo Shan, the highest point in Hong Kong, it offers a striking outlook over the whole city before winding down to Route Twisk. As the landmark of this section, the magnificent Tai Mo Shan Weather Radar Station under the star trails in the night sky is depicted on the stamp.
Section 9 – Route Twisk to Tin Fu Tsai
Starting at Route Twisk, this section runs west along the line of hills and dense woodlands in Tai Lam Country Park before reaching Tin Fu Tsai. The stamp illustrates the impressive distant view of Kowloon and Hong Kong Island to the south of the Tai Lam Forest Track.
Section 10 – Tin Fu Tsai to Tuen Mun
This section, the longest of all along the trail, heads west from Tin Fu Tsai to the north bank of Tai Lam Chung Reservoir and leads along a catchwater and pathways on the hillside towards Tuen Mun, the trail’s destination. The stamp showcases the captivating vista of the Sweet Gum Woods on Tai Lam Forest Track when leaves turn red during the fall and winter seasons.
This set of special stamps on which soil from the trail is silk screened as a special touch.
The stamps also has special perforations designs.
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Stamps with Rock Dust
Stamps with Holes/Design Perforations/Cut Outs
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Tuesday, 1 October 2019
3D - Holographic Stamps - Update
Subcategory - 3D - Holographic Stamps
Hong Kong 2019 Heart Warming Stamps
Issue date 11 June 2019
Hongkong Post has issued a new set of Heartwarming stamps featuring six stamp designs, four for 'Local Mail Postage' and two for 'Air Mail Postage'. The airmail stamps has a 3D holographic printing.
The six stamp designs are:
Lucky Star (Local Mail Postage) – Cute little origami lucky stars in a glass bottle signify your warmest wishes.
Firework (Local Mail Postage) – Magnificent fireworks call to mind the joy of festive times.
Love (Local Mail Postage) – A rose in a heart shape conveys your heartfelt love and care for your loved ones.
Blessing (Local Mail Postage) – A letter filled with affection brings blessings in abundance.
Diamond (Air Mail Postage) – Signifying eternity, diamonds denote your everlasting appreciation.
Party (Air Mail Postage) – Dazzling mirror balls reflect the festive atmosphere of an enjoyable party.
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3D - Holographic Stamps
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Tuesday, 30 July 2019
Stamps with Interactive (QR/Bar/Augmented Reality/C) codes - Update
Subcategory - Stamps with Interactive (QR/Bar/Augmented Reality/C) codes
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Stamps with Interactive (QR/Bar/Augmented Reality/C) codes
Extra Wide Length Stamps
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Saturday, 6 July 2019
Embossed Silver Stamps - Update
Subcategory - Embossed Silver Stamps
Hong Kong 2019 Chinese Lunar New Year of the Pig Stamps set
Issue date 12 January 2019
As part of the Chinese Lunar New Year celebrations 2019 Year of the Pig in the Chinese Zodiac Calender, Hong Kong Post has issued a set of 4 silver foiled embossed stamps featuring “Monkey / Rooster / Dog / Pig” of the 12 Chinese Zodiac signs
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Embossed Silver Stamps
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Sunday, 17 February 2019
Cloth Stamps - Update
Subcategory - Cloth Stamps
Hong Kong 2019 Chinese Lunar Year of the Pig Silk Stamp
Issue date 12 January 2019
As part of the Chinese Lunar New Year celebrations 2019 Year of the Pig in the Chinese Zodiac Calender, Hong Kong Post has issued a Silk stamp sheetlet featuring a gold mother pig and piglets pendant, a traditional wedding gift as a token of blessing from seniors to wish the newlyweds a happy family with more offspring. The background is decorated with graceful and enchanting peonies, which are reputed to be the “King of Flowers” and signify good fortune and success.
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Wednesday, 2 January 2019
Stamps Flip Book - Update
Subcategory - Stamps Flip Book
Hong Kong 2018 Characters in Jin Yong’s Novels
Issue date 6 December 2018
Hongkong Post issued a special booklet containing 30 stamp sheetlets with a $2 stamp on each stamp sheetlet featuring the various poses of Tai-chi martial art commemorating the works of Louis Cha who wrote martial arts novels under the pseudonym “Jin Yong” in 1955.
The flip booklet features Zhang Wu Ji in Tai Chi poses. Flip the pages of the stamp booklet quickly and you will see the martial arts master in consecutive moves.
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Stamps Flip Book
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