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ExhibitionPhilippines · 9 November 2025

Philatelic Exhibition at Robinsons Manila

A three-day philatelic exhibition was held at Robinsons Manila from November 7 to 9, 2025, celebrating multiple milestones for Filipino stamp collectors. The event commemorated the 31st National Stamp Collecting Month (NSCM), the 258th Postal Anniversary of PHLPost, and the 75th Founding Anniversary of the APO Philatelic Society Members. The exhibition showcased the Philippine Mythical Creatures II Stamp Collection, featuring designs of the Manananggal, Santelmo, Bakunawa, and Sarimanok.

Set namePhilippine Mythical Creatures II Stamp Collection
DesignerRyman Albuladora
Occasion31st National Stamp Collecting Month, 258th Postal Anniversary of PHLPost, 75th Founding Anniversary of APO Philatelic Society
Philately & CollectingEvents & CelebrationsHistory & CivilizationArts & DesignLiterature & Books

Source: Filipino mythical creatures headline PHLPost's 258th anniversary - Daily Tribune