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Vatican City - Religion

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Vatican City - Religion

About this stamp

This series of stamps was issued by Vatican City in 1965 to commemorate the conclusion of the Second Vatican Council (Concilium Oecumenicum II). This stamp depicts a pope or bishop holding a book, symbolizing papal authority or the teaching role of the Church.

CountryVatican City
ThemeReligion
SubjectReligion
Sub themeEcclesiastical History
DenominationL.90
Mint / UsedMint
ConditionAppears to be in excellent, unused condition.
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Issuing AuthorityVatican City
Series/SetSecond Vatican Council Conclusion
Issue TitleSecond Vatican Council - Papal Authority / Teaching
Year Visible1965
Estimated Decade1960s
CurrencyLira
DenominationL.90
Stamp TypeCommemorative
Probable PurposeCommemorative postage
OrientationPortrait
Stamp ShapeRectangular
Sub ThemeEcclesiastical History
Overprint Presentfalse
Surcharge Visiblefalse
PerforatedPerforated
Printing MethodPhotogravure
Watermarkfalse
Gutter Presentfalse
Margin Presentfalse
Selvage Presentfalse
Tab Presentfalse
Se-tenant Possiblefalse
Booklet Pane Possiblefalse
Miniature Sheet Possiblefalse
Souvenir Sheet Possiblefalse
Stamp-on-Stampfalse
Cancellation Visiblefalse
Hinge Markfalse
CenteringGood
Condition NotesAppears to be in excellent, unused condition.
Condition Grade (estimate)VF
Visible TextA MCMLXV PERACTVM, VATICANVM II, POSTE VATICANE, L.90, CONCILIVM OECVMENICVM
Languages DetectedLatin, Italian
PeoplePope Paul VI
LocationsVatican City
EventsSecond Vatican Council
Image details
Dimensions394 × 406 px
Aspect ratio0.970
ShapeSquare
Embedded in photoYes
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CountryVatican City
FormatStamp
ThemeReligion
Mint/UsedMint
DenominationL.90 Lira
Catalog NumberUnknown
SummaryA 90 Lira stamp from Vatican City, issued in 1965, commemorating the Second Vatican Council, depicting a pope or bishop holding a book, symbolizing papal authority or the teaching role of the Church.
SourcePhilatelist.co.in Albums

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