franked on reverse Kwangtung Silver Yuan 1c x 5, Revenue surch. 10c x 5, total 55c, matching International airmail postage, tied by Kwangtung Kai Ping Tan Pien Yuan cds., along with Canton transit cds., on front with Canada arrival cds. Kai Ping was liberated on Oct 22. This is a post-liberation usage example of Silver Yuan. Cover trimmed at left and affecting two stamps, but still very rare.

franked on reverse Domestic Ordinary Unit Stamp x 1, matching domestic ordinary postage, tied by Swatow cds. Swatow was liberated on Oct 24. During the early days after Swatow's liberation, post offices still sold DGP-issued unit, basic currency and Silver Yuan stamps. It was legitimate to use Silver Yuan stamps prior to November 1. Post Liberation Silver Yuan Overseas Chinese Letter Agency mail, rare.

f.w. Revenue surch. 4c & Kwangtung 1c Silver Yuan, total value 5c Silver Yuan, matching the domestic ordinary postage, tied by Fukien Shanghang cds., with Fukien Lungyen transit and Shanghai arrival cds. on reverse. Shanghang was liberated on Sep 10. This is a post-liberation usage example of Silver Yuan. Though Canton had been the Kuomintang capital during late April to mid October 1949, its General Post Office did not provide other postal districts with Kwangtung Silver Yuan stamps. Their cross-district and post liberation usage are therefore rare and to date only four are recorded; all in Fukien.

f.w. Hwa Nan Print SYS Silver Yuan 1c and 4c, tied by Hupeh Patung (liberated on 4th Nov) cds. A rare post-liberation usage example of Silver Yuan in Hupeh Patung.