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1987 T121M Historic Chinese Towers Souvenir Sheets, Sealed Pack of 100

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1987 T121M Historic Chinese Towers Souvenir Sheets, Sealed Pack of 100

Start with photos so we can assess type, condition and market direction. Higher-value or uncertain items can then be checked in person.

1987 T121M Historic Chinese Towers Souvenir Sheets, Sealed Pack of 100

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WhatsApp photos for appraisal Front, back and edge photos are usually reviewed first
Phone 852 98342057

Please include front, back, edge, weight, size, detail and certificate photos where available.

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Item details and appraisal notes

T121M is one miniature sheet containing the complete four-stamp Historic Towers set. The accompanying description also refers to an original sealed bundle of 100 sheets. Those are separate facts: each sheet totals 1.16 Yuan, while the outer wrapping and count must support any claim that 100 sheets remain sealed together.

T121M issue facts and physical format

T121M detailMiniature-sheet fact or bundle condition
Official issue nameT121M Historic Chinese Towers miniature sheet
Issue date30 October 1987
Issue codeT121M
Number in setOne miniature sheet containing the complete four-stamp T121 set
Face value1.16 Yuan per sheet: 8 fen, 8 fen, 10 fen and 90 fen
DimensionsMiniature sheet 130 × 93 mm; four enclosed stamps 40 × 27 mm each
PerforationP11 on the four enclosed stamps
Printing processPhotogravure for each Historic Towers sheet
Artists and printerDesigned by Zhou Lingzhao; printed by Beijing Stamp Factory
Sheet or issue layoutFour different tower stamps per miniature sheet; 100 refers only to a claimed bundle quantity.
Bundle formatThe stated format is a sealed pack of 100 miniature sheets. Verify the outer seal, quantity markings and actual count before treating that packaging statement as established.

Separating the T121M four-stamp sheet from its 100-sheet bundle

Issue identity: Photograph one complete miniature sheet so all four towers and the T121M identity are visible. Then document the unopened bundle on every side; do not use the number 100 to describe stamps within a single sheet.

Paper, gum and size: A T121M sheet measures 130 × 93 mm and encloses four 40 × 27 mm stamps with P11 perforations. Their values are 8 fen, 8 fen, 10 fen and 90 fen, giving 1.16 Yuan per miniature sheet.

Condition map: For the outer pack, show seals, folds, labels, batch marks and any transparent view of the stacked sheets. If the quantity cannot be verified without opening, retain “100 sheets” as a packaging claim rather than a confirmed count.

Preserving T121M seals while documenting the contents claim

Do not cut the wrapper merely to count the Historic Towers sheets. Photograph the pack's dimensions, all closures and damaged areas first; a loose example may be used to show the four-stamp layout without representing the sealed contents.

Four values per sheet and conditional quantity evidence

Perforations and margins: On a loose or visible T121M sheet, follow P11 around each of the four stamps and retain the full miniature-sheet margin. Do not equate an edge fault on one sheet with damage throughout the bundle.

Completeness: Each miniature sheet contains four different stamp positions and a total face value of 1.16 Yuan. A bundle described as 100 therefore refers to 100 sheets only if the original wrap, label and quantity can be substantiated.

Album and packaging: Keep outer paper, straps, seals and shipping labels exactly as found. Their continuity is central to the sealed-bundle description, while inner gum and condition may remain unavailable unless the package is legitimately opened.

Handling guidance for the T121M sealed bundle

For sealed T121M material, begin at Collectible Stamps and add Stamp Mould: Isolation, Documentation and Storage Limits. Wrapper continuity takes priority over opening a Towers bundle for photographs.

Miniature sheets and full sheets are different formats

For an initial review of the T121M wrapper and one visible sheet, contact About Gu Jin Jian Bao | Collection Enquiries. Attach close views by WhatsApp 9834 2057, or call +852 9834 2057. Ask about the “Historic Towers bundle” and separate the seal question from the claimed count of 100 sheets.

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What does one 1987 T121M Historic Towers miniature sheet contain?

It contains the complete four-stamp T121 set. The stamps are 8 fen, 8 fen, 10 fen and 90 fen, totalling 1.16 Yuan; the sheet measures 130 × 93 mm and the enclosed stamps are 40 × 27 mm with P11 perforations.

Does “sealed pack of 100” mean 100 stamps on one sheet?

No. One T121M sheet contains four stamps. The number 100 describes a claimed bundle of 100 miniature sheets and should be accepted only when the intact outer wrap, labels and quantity evidence support it.

Should the T121M bundle be opened to verify the count?

Not for routine photography. Preserve all seals, show every side and state when the internal count or gum cannot be seen. A separate loose sheet can illustrate format without proving the contents of the sealed pack.