Sunday 5 January 2014

Stamps printed on Platinum Foil

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Subcategory - Stamps printed on platinum foil

Liechtenstein 2013 Christmas Story Theme stamps printed on platinum foil

Issue date 11 November 2013

The “Christmas 2013″ series of stamps by artist Louis Jäger depicts four scenes painted in watercolour from the traditional Christmas story familiar from the Gospels of St. Luke and St. Matthew. The brilliant yellow “Annunciation” stamp (face value CHF 0.85) tells of the Archangel Gabriel prophesying to Mary the birth of her son Jesus. This passage in the Bible is also the basis of the prayer “Ave Maria” (“Hail, Mary”). The blue stamp with a star at the centre shows the “Nativity” (face value CHF 1.00), in central Europe traditionally celebrated on Christmas Eve (24th December). Soft shades of green form the background for an angel’s annunciation of the birth of Christ to the “Shepherds and their flocks” (face value CHF 1.40). The image on the blue-and-yellow “Three Kings” stamp (face value CHF 1.90) is that of the Three Kings journeying to Christ’s crib from the East guided by a star. As for several years now in response to numerous customer requests, the stamps are again self-adhesive. Stamps are printed using the platinum hot foil stamping method.

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Saturday 26 October 2013

Embossed Gold - Silver Stamps

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Subcategory - Gold Stamps

Hong Kong 2014 Gold Foil Stamp Sheetlet on Lunar New Year Animals – Snake/Horse



Issue date 11 Jan 2014

Stamps with Interactive Games

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Subcategory - Stamps with Interactive Games

Sorry .. awaiting new issues





Stamps with Holes/Design Perforations/Cut Outs

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Subcategory - Stamps with Holes/Design Perforations


Sweden 2009 Journey into Space Miniature sheet - Odd shaped Stamps with Star holes and Microprinting







Issue date 24 September 2009

The Stamps depict some of the scenes from Christer Fugelsang's Space Shuttle Discovery flight (Mission STS-116 33rd Lift off from Kennedy Space Centre) in December 2006 (lift off 9 December 2006 Landing 22 December 2006 Total 13 Days - 203 Orbits of the Earth). The miniature sheet features a daimond shaped stamp and 4 triangle shaped sramps.

Christer Fugelsang is the first Swede in Space and has carried out 3 Space Walk. One of the Stamps depicts the third spacewalk Fugelsang and his colleague Robert Curbeam help sort out a faulty 32m Solar Panel of the International Space Station which helps power its electrical system.

The edge of Fugelsang's Space suit bears a microtext "My, my at Waterloo Napolean did surrender" which was a reference to a greeting song Waterloo by ABBA sent via space control from Fugelsang's family to the crew.

If you have a spare one for sale or exchange please do contact me..

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Stamps with Holes/Design Perforations/Cut Outs

Odd Shaped Stamps

Stamps with Micro text Printing

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Sunday 29 September 2013

Flavoured Stamps

Temporary wishlist not been updated - sorry for the inconvenience


Friday 13 September 2013

Stamps with Thermochromic printing

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Subcategory - Thermochromic Stamps

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Stamps with Thermochromic Ink Printing

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Sunday 1 September 2013

Silver Stamps

Category - Touch
Subcategory - Silver Stamps


To be updated shortly