China 1947, block of 20 mint never hinged stamps from the Confucius commemorative series, featuring the 1,800 Chinese dollars denomination. Printed in blue by gravure at Dah Tung Book Co., the design depicts the Confucius Temple, honoring the philosopher’s cultural legacy. Issued without gum and line perforated 14, this commemorative was part of a small print run of just 1,500,000, reflecting limited distribution during the late Gold Yuan period. Catalogued as Scott IM 744, Michel CN-IM 787, Yvert et Tellier CN-IM 595, Stanley Gibbons CN-IM 954, and China Stamp Society CN-IM 1138. The block is fresh, well-centered, and post office clean, with strong impressions and full selvedge on multiple sides. Estimate "$140 – 170"