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I have the title deed of the Qing Dynasty. During the Tongzhi period, there were tax stamps of the Qing Dynasty. Is it valuable?
1. If it is true, it will subvert the existing history of our country. Unlimited value.

2. According to the existing historical research, there was no "stamp duty" in the Qing Dynasty, so there could be no "stamp duty ticket".

3. The origin of China's first "stamp duty ticket" is that after the Revolution of 1911, Beiyang government officially promulgated the Stamp Tax Law in June 5438+09 12, and it was officially implemented in June 5438+09 13. This is the beginning of collecting stamp duty in China.

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