Mini Sheet: Ancient Trade Route along the Gulf of Finland and the Dniepe (Ukraine 2003)
Ancient Trade Route along the Gulf of Finland and the Dniepe (Ukraine 2003)
17 September (Ukraine ) within release Trade Route along the Gulf of Finland and the Dnieper goes into circulation Mini Sheet Ancient Trade Route along the Gulf of Finland and the Dniepe face value 9.60 Ukrainian hryvnia
| Mini Sheet Ancient Trade Route along the Gulf of Finland and the Dniepe in catalogues | |
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| Michel: | Mi:UA 598-599 Klb |
Mini Sheet is square format.
Also in the issue Trade Route along the Gulf of Finland and the Dnieper:
- Booklet - Ancient Trade Route along the Gulf of Finland and the Dniepe face value 2.40;
- Mini Sheet - Ancient Trade Route along the Gulf of Finland and the Dniepe face value 9.60;
- Se-tenant - Ancient Trade Route along the Gulf of Finland and the Dniepe face value 1.60;
Mini Sheet Ancient Trade Route along the Gulf of Finland and the Dniepe it reflects the thematic directions:
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