Stamp: Buddhist Mountain Monasteries of Korea (Korea, South 2023)
Buddhist Mountain Monasteries of Korea (Korea, South 2023)
14 April (Korea, South ) within release Buddhist Mountain Monasteries of Korea (2023) goes into circulation Stamp Buddhist Mountain Monasteries of Korea face value 430 South Korean won
| Stamp Buddhist Mountain Monasteries of Korea in catalogues | |
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| Colnect codes: | Col: KR 2023.04.14-01d |
Stamp is vertical format.
stamp from se-tenant block of fourAlso in the issue Buddhist Mountain Monasteries of Korea (2023):
- Se-tenant - Buddhist Mountain Monasteries of Korea face value 4*430;
- Stamp - Buddhist Mountain Monasteries of Korea face value 430;
- Stamp - Buddhist Mountain Monasteries of Korea face value 430;
- Stamp - Buddhist Mountain Monasteries of Korea face value 430;
- Stamp - Buddhist Mountain Monasteries of Korea face value 430;
- Full Pane - Buddhist Mountain Monasteries of Korea face value 12*430;
- Souvenir Sheet - Buddhist Mountain Monasteries of Korea face value 3,630;
- Stamp - Buddhist Mountain Monasteries of Korea face value 690;
- Stamp - Buddhist Mountain Monasteries of Korea face value 840;
- Stamp - Buddhist Mountain Monasteries of Korea face value 1,010;
- Stamp - Buddhist Mountain Monasteries of Korea face value 1,090;
Stamp Buddhist Mountain Monasteries of Korea it reflects the thematic directions:
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