Full Pane: Canada's Year of Asia Pacific (Canada 1997)
Canada's Year of Asia Pacific (Canada 1997)
25 August (Canada ) within release Canada's Year of Asia Pacific goes into circulation Full Pane Canada's Year of Asia Pacific face value 20*45 Canadian cent
| Full Pane Canada's Year of Asia Pacific in catalogues | |
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| Colnect codes: | Col: CA 1997.08.25-01a |
Full Pane is square format.
Also in the issue Canada's Year of Asia Pacific:
- Stamp - Asia Pacific Year face value 45;
- Full Pane - Canada's Year of Asia Pacific face value 20*45;
Full Pane Canada's Year of Asia Pacific it reflects the thematic directions:
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