What is the collection value of WWF limited edition films?

WWF stands for World Wide Fund for Nature. 196 1 year, the World Wide Fund for Nature was established in Switzerland, and the emblem is the giant panda, the national treasure of China. W WF panda emblem series stamps are international series stamps planned by WWF and issued by various countries. This is also the largest special stamp series in the world. Since the first W WF stamp was issued in France in 1969, more than 300 sets of *** 1000 stamps have been issued in Sierra Leone 1983, and more than 270 sets of pandas have been issued around the world. At present, W·WF limited-edition movies have become a hot topic in the world philatelic industry, and the price is also rising. Analyze the reasons from the following aspects. First of all, it has a broad global distribution base. This is a global mass base that any kind of stamp products in the world can't reach. Second, the circulation is small. Many of these varieties are issued by some small countries, and the circulation of stamps themselves is small. Even if all stamps are made into limited editions, they are limited. Third, the theme is good. Animal theme has always been a popular variety of stamp collecting in the world. And it is an endangered animal, a rare animal. Many animals have been extinct or will be extinct, and animals no longer exist. Limited-edition movies will make animals eternal and will be favored by stamp collectors. Fourth, the purchase reason is sufficient, which is easy to arouse the desire of stamp collectors to buy. A large part of the income from issuing W WF stamps and limited-edition films comes from the World Wide Fund for Nature, and all of it is invested in the protection and rescue of endangered animals. Buying a set of limited edition is a kind of donation and dedication, which can fully arouse the enthusiasm of stamp collectors. Fifth, the production of limit films is standardized and exquisite. Except for a set of paintings, all the others are photos, which are clearly printed, lifelike and beautifully made, all in line with the regulations of the International Philatelic Federation. In addition, more than 270 sets of this product have been issued, becoming an independent and complete series of products, which are still being released. The price of any stamp products that become a series and are still being released will continue to rise. Sixth, the current price is still low, which is definitely the bottom price. Although many of these species have increased dramatically and are valuable, for example, the market price of soft-shelled turtle released early in Angola 1983 has stood above 200-300 yuan, but compared with Mulan, Yizhao and Huangdi Mausoleum released at the same time in China, the price is still very low, and the current price of some early species is only about 50 yuan. Seventh, the price of many limited films is lower than that of stamps, and the fare is seriously upside down. For example, the sea fish issued by Grenada 1984 and the Caribbean sea bird stamps issued by Dominica, the current market price is above 100 yuan, while the limited edition film price is only 50 yuan, and the difference is more than doubled. Traditionally, due to the high production cost, the film price is limited to more than 30%- 100% of the ticket price. Therefore, compared with tickets, WWF limited films have considerable compensation space. Why is the price of such a good thing as W WF limited edition film so low? This is because overseas stamp collectors rarely have the habit of speculating on stamp products, which is a major feature of China's stamp collecting, because China has the largest number of stamp collectors, and no country has a stamp market as big as China. Moreover, China, which has been reforming and opening up, is currently in the initial stage of the mass investment boom. Once there is an activation point, there will be surging capital investment. Just look at the wonders of China stamps doubling from 1996- 1997 in a few days. At present, almost all China philatelic products have been hyped. When China stamps are being heated up, speculators should look for stamp products outside the mainland of China, as evidenced by the hype of Macau stamp products 1996. Judging from the current trend of the domestic postal circle, there have been discerning postal merchants and philatelists who have intervened in W WF philatelic products in advance, showing signs of being eager to move, but no big speculators have intervened yet. Once speculators join the ranks of her stamp products bred in the inner room and no one knows about them, there will be miracles. Of course, any high-return investment has risks, which must be observed when investing in W WF films. The only risk of investing in W WF films is overprinting banknotes. At present, the circulation of W WF limited-edition movies is not too large (at least smaller than the M C series released at the same time in china national philatelic corporation). Some varieties of WWF's headquarters in Switzerland are out of stock, and philatelists all over the world are in great demand, so several varieties have been printed, such as 1987 Togolese manatee and 1988 Paraguayan anteater, and the limited edition has been reprinted. However, this kind of risk is not great, because too much printing will cause the proliferation of W WF philatelic products and affect W WF's reputation. And even if printed, the circulation of many stamps is limited. Stamps are more expensive than limited film, and printing is not worth the loss. Generally, stamps issued many years ago will not be printed.