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KiwiStamp. First non-denominated stamps in NZ
New Zealand 2009.10.12
In issue: Stamp(s): 10 Booklet(s): 4
Printing: four process colours offset lithograpfy on self-adhesive paper with red phosphor taggin in-line
Issued in: dispenser box of 100 stamps (with 10 sets) and in 2 kinds of booklets - of 10 stamps as one set and of 50 stamps (5 set in the booklet)
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Perforation type: 10x10 ¼
Subject:
On the moment of issue all stamps of set have value of 50 cents - Standard Post medium letter.
The stamp named as "Unpredictable weather" have a image with a man with the turned out umbrella because of a wind, and with a wind turbine on a background.
Additional:
*New Zealand stamps have a long history of interesting innovations.
The first New Zealand stamps were issued in 1855, some 15 years after they were originally issued by the British and called 'Full Face Queens'. We were the first nation to trial advertising on stamps by printing them on the gummed side in 1893.
In modern times New Zealand Post continues its innovation with the introduction of its first non-denominated stamp - KiwiStamp. It holds its value and will always be worth the required postage of a Standard Post medium letter.
They're easy to understand and simple to use. You can also use multiple KiwiStamps on a range of letter sizes or to send letters by FastPost.
Inspirational as well as entertaining, they make a cheeky statement about our sense of identity, and show what this country has come to stand for in the past 170 years.
Whether you send one on an envelope or receive an envelope bearing one, they'll enrich the experience of letter-writing - an art that, in turn, enriches our lives and our world.
Size (of sheet, booklet) mm: 145x68
Topics: Wind turbines
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Subject:
The booklet includes all stamps of the set
Size (of sheet, booklet) mm: 60x225
Topics: Wind turbines
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The booklet includes all stamps of the set 5 of each
Size (of sheet, booklet) mm: 107x474
Topics: Wind turbines
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Subject:
To celebrate the introduction of this new era in stamps, NZ Post is releasing two numbered and silver foiled booklets.
This products quantities are strictly limited.
Booklets of 10 stamps were released with a cerculation of 11 000, and booklets of 50 stamps - only of 3 000.
Size (of sheet, booklet) mm: 60x225
Topics: Wind turbines
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