
Date of Issue: 9th June 2022
two stamps (2x 4.20 GEL) & two souvenir-sheets (2x 2.70 GEL)
this stamp is issued in a mini-sheet of 10 stamps
this stamp is issued in a mini-sheet of 10 stamps
16.05.2022 Faroe Is. - 1 stamp (29.- DKK)
24.05.2022 Jersey - 1 stamp (0.91 GB) out of set of 6 stamps
31.05.2022 Greenland - 1 stamp (20.- DKK)
07.06.2022 Liechtenstein - 1 stamp (1.80 CHF)
14.06.2022 Monaco - 1 stamp (1.65 €) NEW
22.06.2022 Guernsey - 1 stamp (1.10 GBP) (out of a set of 4) NEW
06.09.2022 Åland - 1 stamp (1.90 €)
13.09.2022 Luxembourg - 1 stamp
??.??.2022 Gibraltar
??.??.2022 Isle of Man
??.??.2022 Malta
??.??.2022 Vatican
You can now vote for the most beautiful 2021 SEPAC stamp
At the same time, you take part in the draw to win year collections from all the SEPAC members issuing SEPAC stamps!
The competition runs up to 31.08.2022
1st Prize: a year collection from every post participating in the 2021 SEPAC folder (worth approx €600euro) + the 2021 SEPAC folder
2nd Prize: seven year collections selected by the prize winner + 2019 SEPAC folder
3rd Prize: three year collections selected by the prize winner + 2019 SEPAC folder
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this stamp is issued in a mini-sheet of 10 stamps
Goddess Astghik. In Armenian mythology, Astghik (“little star”) was the Goddess of Love, Beauty and Water and the beloved of the God Vahagn (the God of Thunder, Lightning and War). According to the Armenian myths, Astghik, an extraordinary beauty, bathed every night in the Euphrates River. To admire the naked goddess, the young men lit big fires on Mount Daghonats of Taron region. Protecting herself from the eyes of others, every night Astghik covered the entire Taron Valley with fog.