Yunzhou Stamps, Coins & Antiques City

Yunzhou Stamps, Coins & Antiques City

Yunzhou Stamps, Coins & Antiques City is located at No. 88 Damuqiao Road, Shanghai. With a rich history of 25 years, it is a large-scale market for stamps, coins, and antiques situated in the central urban area of Shanghai. Conveniently accessible and bustling with vendors, it lies adjacent to the vibrant Xujiahui commercial district. The market deals in a wide range of collectibles including antiques, cultural relics, stamps, and coins, and boasts over 10,000 square meters of trading space, along with a 300-square-meter exhibition hall and tea room. It frequently hosts national-scale exchange fairs, auctions, and exhibitions, and provides services such as salons, training sessions, and collectible appraisals for collecting associations and enthusiasts. The antiques city is home to over 800 permanent vendors, and during weekends and holidays, an additional open-air flea market with nearly 300 stalls is set up. The trading is active and the atmosphere lively, making it highly renowned among national markets and collectors, and earning a stellar reputation as an excellent place for treasure hunting. The “Antiques Market” floor is clean and tastefully designed, with simple yet elegant partitions and spaces. It offers a variety of antiques and collectibles such as calligraphy and paintings, ceramics, jade artifacts, wood carvings, bronze ware, and the four treasures of the study (writing brush, ink stick, paper, and inkstone), complemented by display, consultation, auction halls, and leisure tea areas. The “Stamps Market” mainly sells various stamps and envelopes from the Qing Dynasty and the Republic of China (pre-1949), modern commemorative and special issue stamps, numbered stamps, Cultural Revolution-era stamps, envelopes and postcards, as well as stamps from around the world, along with various metro commemorative cards, telephone magnetic cards, gifts, and philatelic supplies. The “Coins Market” specializes in all kinds of ancient and modern coins, notes, and tokens, including machine-struck coins and silver dollars from the Qing Dynasty and the Republic of China, decorative coins; silver ingots from various dynasties, modern gold and silver coins, commemorative coins, discontinued versions of the Renminbi, bonds, lottery tickets, and stocks from the Ming and Qing Dynasties to modern times, old photographs from the late Qing Dynasty, various badges, large copper tokens and coins from different countries, paper money, a variety of coin-collecting reference books, and numismatic tools.