File:Stamp of Afghanistan - 1969 - Colnect 431974 - United Nations Day.jpeg
Stamp_of_Afghanistan_-_1969_-_Colnect_431974_-_United_Nations_Day.jpeg (535 × 349 pixels, file size: 43 KB, MIME type: image/jpeg)
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DescriptionStamp of Afghanistan - 1969 - Colnect 431974 - United Nations Day.jpeg |
English: UN Emblem, Afghan Arms and Flag |
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Expiry date InfoField | 2010-08-31 | ||||
Format InfoField | Stamp | ||||
Themes InfoField | Flags | ||||
Emission InfoField | Commemorative | ||||
Issued on InfoField | 1969-10-25 | ||||
Size InfoField | 36 x 26 mm | ||||
Print run InfoField | 100,000 | ||||
Series InfoField | King's_55th_Birthday | ||||
Perforation InfoField | comb13¾ | ||||
Paper InfoField | With red-blue fiber | ||||
Colors InfoField | Multicolor | ||||
Score InfoField | 89% Accuracy: Low | ||||
Related items InfoField | Philatelic_Product_(Related):_Rocpex'73_(Taiwan_(Republic_of_China)) | ||||
Printing InfoField | Offset lithography | ||||
Face value InfoField | 5 ؋ - Afghan afghani | ||||
Gum InfoField | Ordinary | ||||
Watermark InfoField | Battle axe repeated | ||||
Catalog codes InfoField | Michel AF 1060 · Stamp Number AF 807 · Yvert et Tellier AF 903 · Stanley Gibbons AF 670 | ||||
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Source | https://colnect.com/en/stamps/stamp/431974-United_Nations_Day-Afghanistan | ||||
Author | Post of Afghanistan | ||||
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