Mini Sheet: Return of Macau to China (Guinea 1999)
Return of Macau to China (Guinea 1999)
20 August (Guinea ) within release Return of Macau to China (1999) goes into circulation Mini Sheet Return of Macau to China face value 4*650 Guinean franc
| Mini Sheet Return of Macau to China in catalogues | |
|---|---|
| Michel: | Mi: GN 2408-2411KB |
| Stamp Number: | Sn: GN 1531 |
Mini Sheet is square format.
China 1999 World Philatelic ExhibitionAlso in the issue Return of Macau to China (1999):
- Stamp - Current View of Largo de Senado face value 650;
- Stamp - Current View of Nam Van face value 650;
- Stamp - Current View of Nam Van face value 650;
- Stamp - Current View of Nam Van face value 650;
- Stamp - Largo de Senado in 1900's face value 650;
- Stamp - Nam Van in 1850's face value 650;
- Stamp - Nam Van in 1850's face value 650;
- Stamp - Nam Van in 1850's face value 650;
- Mini Sheet - Return of Macau to China face value 4*650;
- Mini Sheet - Return of Macau to China face value 4*650;
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