China 1932, mint never hinged block of 16 postage due stamps from the Peking Print series, featuring the 4 Chinese cents denomination in yellow-orange. Printed by Commercial Press Ltd., Hong Kong, using gravure, this issue displays Arabic numerals in the corners and was part of the second unified postage due design standard. The stamp has variable perforation typical of this era and was issued without watermark. Intended for domestic postal surcharge handling, it represents the evolving structure of China's modern postal system during the Republican era.
Catalogued as Scott J62, Michel CN-IM P63, Yvert et Tellier CN T52A, Stanley Gibbons CN-IM D568, and China Stamp Society CN-IM PD88. This block of 16 is post office fresh, with sharp impressions, strong color, and full original gum. Estimate "$130 – 160"