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San Marino’s modern-history sheet links four stamps to a podcast

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San Marino’s modern-history sheet links four stamps to a podcast

Four-stamp Storia Sammarinese souvenir sheet with its QR code.
Image: Poste San Marino; artwork by Cristian Ceccaroni
Published20 Oct 2026Updated20 Oct 2026News date14 Oct 2026Event20 Oct 2026Country🌐 San Marino
LocationSan Marino

Poste San Marino’s 20 October 2026 “Storia Sammarinese” issue continues its illustrated history of the republic with four self-adhesive €1.85 stamps by Cristian Ceccaroni. They depict sixteenth-century invasion attempts, seventeenth-century statutes, the Alberoni occupation and the young Napoleon.

The 122 × 106 mm souvenir sheet has a print run of 20,000 sheets. A QR code links the sheet to an episode of Giuseppe Giardi’s “Storia in Flanella” podcast. Each stamp measures 33 × 45 mm.

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Source: Poste San Marino · Read original source →