Se-tenant: Coast Guard of Ireland (Ireland 2019)
Coast Guard of Ireland (Ireland 2019)
07 March (Ireland ) within release Coast Guard of Ireland goes into circulation Se-tenant Coast Guard of Ireland face value 2*N No Face Value
| Se-tenant Coast Guard of Ireland in catalogues | |
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| Colnect codes: | Col: IE 2019-05 |
Se-tenant is vertical format.
Face value €1.00 per stamp on day of issue. Issued in panes containing 8 vertical se-tenant pairs.Also in the issue Coast Guard of Ireland:
- Stamp - Coast Guard of Ireland face value N;
- Stamp - Coast Guard of Ireland face value N;
- Se-tenant - Coast Guard of Ireland face value 2*N;
Se-tenant Coast Guard of Ireland it reflects the thematic directions:
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