San Marino
Date of Issue: 3rd March 2026
one stamp (3.30 €)
These stamp is issued in a sheet of 12 stamps
San Marino
Date of Issue: 3rd March 2026
one stamp (3.30 €)
These stamp is issued in a sheet of 12 stamps
San Marino
Date of Issue: 11th February 2025
one stamp (2.45 €)
These stamp is issued in a souvenir-sheet of 4 stamps
The stamp depicts the so-called ‘San Marino Whale’ (scientific name Titanocetus sammarinensis), an extraordinary cetacean dating back to the Miocene period, whose fossil remains were found in 1897 in a stone quarry near the summit of Mount Titano. The exceptional find aroused the interest of the international scientific community. The original finds are kept at the G. Capellini Museum of Palaeontology and Geology in Bologna, while the right hemimandibula, a cast of the skull, ribs and left hemimandibula are on display at the San Marino Natural History Museum
San Marino
Date of Issue: 19th March 2024
two stamps (1.30 & 2.70 €)
Those stamps are issued in sheets of 12 stamps
1.1 Common stonewort (Chara vulgaris) - Wikipedia article
1.2 Scarodytes ruffoi - Wikipedia article
2. Italian crested newt (Triturus carnifex) - Wikipedia article
San MarinoThis stamp is issued in a sheet of 12 stamps
San MarinoBoth stamps are issued in sheets of 12 stamps with decorated frame
Those stamps depict the protagonists of the legend according to which one day, the pious man Marino, coming back from the field in the cave where he lived, saw a big bear near what was left of his faithful donkey, which had become food for the beast. Unafraid of the animal's size and danger, he began to talk to the bear, telling it that it should take the donkey's place and help him in the fields. And so he did.
San MarinoBoth stamps are issued in sheets of 12 stamps with decorated frame depicting other animals
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