Year of the Snake stamps unveiled by Hongkong Post, to go on sale from January 5, 2025

Year of the Snake stamps unveiled by Hongkong Post, to go on sale from January 5, 2025

[South China Morning Post] - 12/17/2024

Four stamps for upcoming Chinese zodiac year each feature a snake wrapped around auspicious plant or flower; collectors’ items readied too.



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