1901 Stamp Issuance Schedule
This Issuance Schedule utilizes stamp pages from Korea's Postal Museum Web Site.
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| STAMP NO./s | DATE ISSUED |
TOPIC DESCRIPTION | STAMPS ISSUED |
REMARKS |
| 22 | 03.15 1901 |
2 chon stamp | 1 | |
| 23 | 03.15 1901 |
10 chon stamp | 1 | |
| 24 | 06.01 1901 |
50 chon stamp | 1 | |
| 25 | 06.01 1901 |
1 won stamp | 1 | |
| 26 | 06.01 1901 |
2 won stamp | 1 |
Extracted from Korean Kingdom and Empire Philatelic Catalog and Handbook; by Dr. James W. Kerr:
Stamp# 22, 2 chon: Printed to replace stamp# 11; 01.01.1900.
Stamp# 23, 10 chon: Plate flaw delayed issue until this time.
Stamp# 24, 50 chon: Dr. Kerr and associates, consider this to be the second printing of the 50 chon stamp.
They project a third printing around June 1903, to provide high values while awaiting arrival of the Falcon Issue. It was in use only a short time, then stored until perhaps 1904 or 1905, when used once more; later, to be mostly found in souvenir booklets prepared by the Japanese, often faded.
Stamp# 25, 1 won: Dr. Kerr and associates, consider this to be the second printing of the 1 won stamp.
They project a third printing around June 1903, to provide high values while awaiting arrival of the Falcon Issue. It was in use only a short time, then stored until perhaps 1904 or 1905, when used once more; later, to be mostly found in souvenir booklets prepared by the Japanese, often faded.
Stamp# 26, 2 won: Dr. Kerr and associates, consider this to be the second printing of the 2 won stamp.
They project a third printing around June 1903, to provide high values while awaiting arrival of the Falcon Issue. It was in use only a short time, then stored until perhaps 1904 or 1905, when used once more; later, to be mostly found in souvenir booklets prepared by the Japanese, often faded.