Macau Stamps Please take a look at these 6 stamps to see what kind of stamps they are and what the approximate price is, preferably with detailed information, I will add points to 150 or more!

The first one commemorates the greening of the outlying islands of Macau (Taipa and Coloane) on March 21, 1995, when the islands were reincorporated. Before the reunification, the Portuguese government classified the administrative area of Macau as an overseas province, so the two islands were called the Island Municipalities.

The second one was issued for the 40th Grand Prix held in Macau. Since 1954, Macau has been hosting motor racing on the island, which is recognized by the International Motor Racing Association as the Grand Prix, a Formula 1 event. The Grand Prix is recognized by the International Motor Racing Association as a Formula 1 event. The first day of the Grand Prix is held on the third Friday of November every year and lasts for three days. There are three days of racing: 500cc motorcycles, sports cars, touring cars and vintage cars.

The 3rd, 4th and 5th tickets commemorate the 100th anniversary of the establishment of the Macau Fire Services Department.

The 6th one was issued on May 28, 1966. It's too long ago, I can't remember the roads and buildings in the ticket. Macau has a long and narrow topography, and there are few roads that are so wide and wide. I have an impression that it looks a bit like the New Boundary Crossing or the Fisherman's Street in Hac Sa Wan in those days. There may be a note on the face of the ticket, but it's in Portuguese, so I can't read it.

As for the value, it is not very high because domestic stamp fans are not interested in overseas stamps. However, your stamps are collectible, so don't be too quick to ask the value, just keep them, you might get a surprise someday! Good luck!

These stamps have a good value.