Gibraltar 2017

Gibraltar

Date of Issue: 6th February 2017

two stamps (2x 1.50 GBP)

those stamps are issued in mini-sheets of 8 stamps

San Marino 2017

San Marino

Date of Issue: 7th March 2017

two stamps (0.95 & 1.- €)

the Netherlands 2017

the Netherlands

Date of Issue: 20th February 2017

two stamps (2x International 1 value = 2x 1.33 €)

those stamps are issued in a mini-sheet of 10 stamps se-tenant (5 stamps of each)

Liechtenstein - Sepac 2017

Liechtenstein - Sepac

Date of Issue: 6th March 2017

one stamp (2.- CHF) out of a set of three stamps (only this stamp is bearing the official Sepac logo)

Liechtenstein 2017

Liechtenstein

Date of Issue: 6th March 2017

two stamps (2x 1.50 CHF)

both stamps are issued in mini-sheets of 10 stamps

Jersey 2017

Jersey

Date of Issue: 2nd March 2017

two stamps (0.74 & 1.29 GBP) out of a set of four stamps (only those two stamps are bearing the official Europa logo) and one souvenir-sheet of 2 stamps (0.74 & 1.29 GBP)

Both stamps are issued in mini-sheets of 10 stamps

Russia - PeterPost non official Europa stamps 2016

Russia

I've recently made aware of stamps produced by the philatelic service company PeterStamps from St. Petersburg Russia.

They produce their own stamps under the name « PeterPost ». Those stamps are quite similar to Russian stamps and depicts russian subjects. The head of the former Tsar, Peter the Great is always depicted on the stamps.

It seems that those stamps can be legaly used on postage sent from Russia.

In August 2016 they issued a set of 4 stamps using the theme « Europe – Think green » !

 But Those stamps doesn’t use the official Europa logo nor the word “Europa”, but they use the word “Europe” and a very similar design to the common design select by PostEurop for their 2016 Europa stamps.

Those stamps aren’t official Europa stamps and it’s not clear if those stamps can really be used on postage...

If you know more, I would be happy to get some information concerning those « stamps » !