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    Year of Monkey ( 2004 Jiashen Year)
    Price
    Mint stamp set of 1 : US $0.40
    Mini Sheet of 6 sets : US $8.00
    Mini Sheet of 4 sets : US $9.50

    Item location: China
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    Technical details:

    Scott No: 3338
    Serial number: 2004-1
    Values in set: 1
    Denomination: 80 fen
    Selling Price of the booklet: 8 yuan
    Date of issue: 5th January 2004
    Designer: Chen Shaohua
    Size of stamps: 36*36 mm
    Perforation: 13
    Sheet composition:
    24 for Sheet I; 6 for Sheet II
    Printing process: Photogravure
    Printer: Beijing Postage Stamp Printing House
    Jiashen Year
    Jiashen Year
    SN: (1-1)
    Title: Jiashen Year
    Values: 80 fen
    Size: 36*36 mm
    Type: T(Mint)
    SN: (2-1)
    Title: Year of Monkey (Jiashen Year)
    Values: 320 fen
    Size: 132*124 mm
    Type: M/S
    SN: (2-2)
    Title: Year of Monkey (Jiashen Year)
    Values: 480 fen
    Size: 118*180 mm
    Type: M/S
    Background info

    The year of 2004, according to the Chinese lunar calendar, is the Year of Jiashen, or the Year of Monkey. The monkey, a close relative of the mankind, has no direct connection with human life in the way that domestic animals do, but has nonetheless caught people's special attention with their alertness, nimbleness, and intelligence. In the Chinese mythology, the monkey was the ancestor of mankind, and had the mystical power of communicating with deities. For this reason, the figure of monkey was often carved in masts of ferries to ward off evil spirits. Sun Wukong, the fictional Monkey king, has been well known across the country for centuries. The Chinese character "monkey" pronounces the same as the character for "marquis", so "monkey" is regarded as auspicious, and there are a lot of idioms and allusions about monkeys.
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