在中国邮票史上,红印花原票是“谜一样的邮品” --它原来的使命是作为晚清海关复出口派司制度完税凭证上的背胶印花,但自1896年9月18日在英国印竣并运交上海江海关之后,印量达100万枚的红印花原票却没有一枚当作印花使用过。它具有国名、面值和齿孔, 但它并非邮票,却荣踞清代珍邮“前四宝”之列。有确凿的海关档史资料证明红印花原票共印了100万枚,后来用作加盖暂作洋银邮票只加盖了近65万枚,尚有35万枚 In the history of Chinese stamps, the original red stamp is “mysterious stamp ” - its original mission was to stamp gum off the tax payment certificate issued by the late Qing Customs system, but since 18 September 1896 in the After printing and shipping in Shanghai, the United Kingdom printed the stamps without printing one million red stamps. It has the country name, denomination and perforation, but it is not a stamp, but the honor of the Qing Dynasty Treasure Post “top four ” list. There is conclusive information on the history of customs documents that red stamps printed a total of 1 million original stamps, and later used as stamped temporary silver foreign stamps only covered nearly 650,000, there are still 350,000