Stamp: Wine and Glasses, Mt Fuji (Japan 2018)
Wine and Glasses, Mt Fuji (Japan 2018)
02 March (Japan ) within release My Journey Stamp Series 3 goes into circulation Stamp Wine and Glasses, Mt Fuji face value 82 Japanese yen
| Stamp Wine and Glasses, Mt Fuji in catalogues | |
|---|---|
| Michel: | Mi: JP 9003 |
| Sakura: | Sak: JP C2354f |
Stamp is horizontal format.
Also in the issue My Journey Stamp Series 3:
- Stamp - Waterfall face value 62;
- Stamp - Swan Ship on Lake, Mt Fuji face value 82;
- Stamp - Torii and Mt Fuji face value 62;
- Stamp - Nagoya Castle face value 62;
- Stamp - Hot Spring and Mt Fuji face value 82;
- Stamp - Peach Blossoms face value 82;
- Stamp - Moss Phlox (Phlox subulata), Mt Fuji face value 82;
- Stamp - Grapes face value 82;
- Stamp - Sun over Mt Fuji face value 82;
- Stamp - Bullet Train, Mt Fuji face value 62;
- Stamp - Tea Fields, Mt Fuji face value 62;
- Stamp - Cherry Trees and Mt Fuji face value 82;
- Stamp - Pine Tree and Mr Fuji face value 62;
- Stamp - Cherry Tree, Mt Fuji face value 62;
- Stamp - Wine and Glasses, Mt Fuji face value 82;
- Stamp - Cattle on Plateau, Mt Fuji face value 62;
- Stamp - Shinto Shrine face value 62;
- Stamp - Tea and a Sweet face value 62;
- Stamp - Peach Trees and Mt Fuji face value 82;
- Stamp - Pond and Mt Fuji face value 82;
- Stamp - Hot Spring and Mt Fuji face value 82;
- Stamp - Mt Fuji with Flowers face value 62;
- Stamp - Moss Phlox (Phlox subulata), Mt Fuji face value 82;
- Stamp - Waterfall face value 62;
- Stamp - Mt Fuji with Trees face value 62;
- Stamp - Peach Blossoms face value 82;
- Stamp - Nagoya Castle face value 62;
- Stamp - Mt Fuji with Clouds face value 82;
- Stamp - Mt Fuji with Clouds face value 120;
- Stamp - Swan Ship on Lake, Mt Fuji face value 82;
- Stamp - Torii and Mt Fuji face value 62;
- Stamp - Mt Fuji with Clouds face value 82;
Stamp Wine and Glasses, Mt Fuji it reflects the thematic directions:
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