Stamp with Attached Label: Coat of Arms (Bird of Paradise) with label (Papua New Guinea 2000)

Coat of Arms (Bird of Paradise) with label (Papua New Guinea 2000)

21 June (Papua New Guinea ) within release 25th Anniversary of Independence goes into circulation Stamp with Attached Label Coat of Arms (Bird of Paradise) with label face value 1 Papua New Guinean kina

Stamp with Attached Label Coat of Arms (Bird of Paradise) with label in catalogues
Michel: Mi: PG 884Zf

Stamp with Attached Label is square format.

Label depicts the founding Prime Minister of PNG, Sir Michael Somare

Also in the issue 25th Anniversary of Independence:

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Stamp with Attached Label Coat of Arms (Bird of Paradise) with label in digits
Country: Papua New Guinea
Date: 2000-06-21
Print: Offset lithography
Perforation: comb 14
Emission: Commemorative
Format: Stamp with Attached Label
Face Value: 1 Papua New Guinean kina

Stamp with Attached Label Coat of Arms (Bird of Paradise) with label it reflects the thematic directions:

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