25 March (Sierra Leone ) within release 20 Years since the Adoption of Euro Currency goes into circulation Souvenir Sheet 20 Years since the Adoption of Euro Currency face value 50,000 Sierra Leonean leone
Souvenir Sheet 20 Years since the Adoption of Euro Currency in catalogues | |
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Colnect codes: | Col: SL 2022-67SS1 |
Souvenir Sheet is square format.
Although this edition is authorized by the Sierra Leone postal administration, it was not sold in Sierra Leone, but was only distributed to the novelty trade by the Sierra Leone philatelic agency.Also in the issue 20 Years since the Adoption of Euro Currency:
Souvenir Sheet 20 Years since the Adoption of Euro Currency it reflects the thematic directions:
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