My friend, what you said is "the special seal of the headquarters of the supreme commander of the International Mei Association". He is a financial organization living in exile, and secretly holds great wealth in the history of the Chinese nation. Generally, there are plum blossom patterns on it. Founded in 1898, it was originally named "Red Flower Club", namely "Southern Guards Bureau". Finally, in 1904, the International Club of Plum Blossoms was jointly established in Paris under the name of the Club of Plum Blossoms of the Eight Countries, and in 1908, the dissolution of the Club of Plum Blossoms was announced, with the names of "International Red Cross" and "International Red Cross". The organizational purpose and function of the Club of Plum Blossoms are to gather international private financial forces, pay off the assets of the Chinese nation, and realize "rejuvenation of Greater China and promotion of human civilization". I don't know what jade you are talking about, true or false. If the old collection is of high value, it still has high research value and the market price is immeasurable. Mr. Chen of Shamei Village exchanged a seal of Mei Xie at another cultural relics exchange in 2008. When I heard about it at that time, it immediately caused comments from the audience. I suggest you take it to the local literature and history museum or museum for identification.

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