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N 1 B 109 C 0 E Sep 17, 2024 F Sep 17, 2024
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This postage stamp was issued on 30 May 2003 by North Korea (= Scott Catalogue # 4304). Many countries issue large numbers of different stamps intended to be purchased by collectors and not used on mail. Trucial States famously did this in the 1960s and 1970s, but other countries have since adopted the practice, including America. North Korea produces many stamps that are solely intended to be acquired by tourists and collectors. Because of this, they are not really postage stamps. However, some have attractive designs and colors.

This 12 won postage stamp is part of set depicting Ryangchon Temple in eastern North Korea. It's a Buddhist temple built in 753 A.D.

Tags:   North Korea DPRK DPR Democratic People's Republic 12 won Ryangchon Temple postage stamp stamps 2003 Scott Catalogue 4304

N 0 B 98 C 0 E Sep 12, 2024 F Sep 15, 2024
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This postage stamp was issued on 27 September 2000 by North Korea (= Scott Catalogue # 4079). Many countries issue large numbers of different stamps intended to be purchased by collectors and not used on mail. Trucial States famously did this in the 1960s and 1970s, but other countries have since adopted the practice, including America. North Korea produces many stamps that are solely intended to be acquired by tourists and collectors. Because of this, they are not really postage stamps.

This 1 won, 20 chon stamp depicts scenery in North Korea's Myohyang Mountains.

Tags:   North Korea 1 won 20 chon jeon Myohyang Mountains postage stamp stamps DPRK DPR Democratic People's Republic 2000 Scott Catalogue 4079

N 0 B 130 C 0 E Sep 16, 2024 F Sep 16, 2024
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This postage stamp was issued on 15 April 2003 by North Korea (= Scott Catalogue # 4292). Many countries issue large numbers of different stamps intended to be purchased by collectors and not used on mail. Trucial States famously did this in the 1960s and 1970s, but other countries have since adopted the practice, including America. North Korea produces many stamps that are solely intended to be acquired by tourists and collectors. Because of this, they are not really postage stamps. However, some have attractive designs and colors.

This 12 won postage stamp is part of set showing medals "awarded" to Kim Il Sung, the evil, mass murdering dictator and founder of communist North Korea. This one depicts Mongolia's Order of Sukhbaatar medal. Sukhbaatar was also a communist. The stamps were issued to mark the 91st anniversary of Kim Il Sung's birth in 1912.

Tags:   North Korea DPRK Democratic People's Republic 12 won postage stamp stamps medal medals award awarded awards Kim Il Sung 91st birth anniversary Mongolia Order Sukhbaatar Scott Catalogue 4292

N 1 B 238 C 5 E Sep 20, 2024 F Sep 20, 2024
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This postage stamp was issued on 19 June 2004 by North Korea (= Scott Catalogue # 4376). Many countries issue large numbers of different stamps intended to be purchased by collectors and not used on mail. Trucial States famously did this in the 1960s and 1970s, but other countries have since adopted the practice, including America. North Korea produces many stamps that are solely intended to be acquired by tourists and collectors. Because of this, they are not really postage stamps. However, some have attractive designs and colors.

This 3 won postage stamp marks the 40th anniversary of the "Workers' Party" in North Korea by Kim Jong Il.

Tags:   North Korea 3 won 40th Anniversary Workers' Party by Kim Jong Il postage stamp stamps 2004 DPRK DPR Democratic People's Republic Scott Catalogue 4376

N 2 B 108 C 0 E Sep 15, 2024 F Sep 15, 2024
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This postage stamp was issued on 19 January 2001 by North Korea (= Scott Catalogue # 4116). Many countries issue large numbers of different stamps intended to be purchased by collectors and not used on mail. Trucial States famously did this in the 1960s and 1970s, but other countries have since adopted the practice, including America. North Korea produces many stamps that are solely intended to be acquired by tourists and collectors. Because of this, they are not really postage stamps. However, some have attractive designs and colors.

This 70 chon stamp is part of set depicting historic clothing. This was shows a Ri Dynasty Period man wearing holiday clothes, with a scholar's outer robe.

Tags:   North Korea 70 chon jeon postage stamp stamps DPRK DPR Democratic People's Republic 2001 Ri Dynasty Period historic clothes clothing holiday scholar scholar's outer robe robes Scott Catalogue 4116


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