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Monaco commemorates a century of the International Philatelic Federation

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Monaco commemorates a century of the International Philatelic Federation

Monaco €2.25 stamp with the FIP emblem and a 1926–2026 centenary device.
Image: Monaco stamp artwork via WOPA+
Published6 Nov 2026Updated6 Nov 2026News date4 Sep 2026Event5 Nov 2026Country🌐 Monaco

Monaco scheduled a €2.25 stamp for 5 November 2026 to mark the centenary of the Fédération Internationale de Philatélie. Founded in 1926, the federation brings national collectors’ federations together and sets rules and standards for international philatelic exhibitions and competitions.

The horizontal stamp places the FIP emblem beside a red centenary device and the dates 1926–2026. The emblem combines a globe and envelope with a perforated outline and a leafy branch. The offset stamp measures 40.85 × 30 mm. Monaco’s official notice lists the stamp office, its Museum of Stamps and Coins, postal outlets and the Carré d’Encre in Paris among the points of sale.

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Source: Journal de Monaco · Read original source →