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Chunghwa Post details Pokémon presale allocation and exhibition queues

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Chunghwa Post details Pokémon presale allocation and exhibition queues

Four NT$8 Forest Tourism stamps depicting Daxueshan, Kenting, Zhiben and Taipingshan.
Image: Chunghwa Post
Published17 Aug 2026Updated12 Nov 2026News date15 Aug 2026Event29 Oct 2026Country🌐 Taiwan
LocationTaiwan

Chunghwa Post has given new figures for the Pokémon miniature sheet and associated products in its late-2026 programme. At a briefing reported by CNA on 10 November, it said the online presale allocation represented 60 percent of the planned quantities and included 180,000 stamps. CNA reported that most of that allocation sold out within two hours. Chunghwa Post chair Wang Kwo-tsai said associated merchandise would not be restocked because of contractual restrictions.

The operator said another 20 percent of the stamps and associated products would go on sale at 11 a.m. on 20 November at Entrance 8 of the Taipei World Trade Center. A further 20 percent of the stamps is reserved for designated post offices. Visitors at the venue receive one queue ticket each and purchases are limited. The postal operator’s earlier notice lists 300,000 miniature sheets with ten NT$8 stamps each and a two-sheet order limit.

The late-year programme also includes the Forest Tourism stamps released on 29 October. The four NT$8 designs depict Daxueshan, Kenting, Zhiben and Taipingshan, with special ink revealing lettering under sunlight or ultraviolet light. The Forest Tourism issue was accompanied by first-day envelopes, cards and album material.

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Source: Chunghwa Post briefing via Focus Taiwan (CNA) · Read original source →