New editions
A selection of newly issued stamps worldwide.
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Archaeology is the theme of the Europa stamps this year. Monaco showcases archaeological discoveries in the microstate.
Bosnia and Herzegovina commemorates the fact that the first railway was opened (in Great Britain) 200 years ago.
Austria has been issuing a series of stamps related to railways for years. This time, an 1116 locomotive as it runs on the Koralmbahn.
Portugal is releasing six self-adhesive stamps dedicated to Superman.
Germany is sticking with Wonder Woman this time.
The village of Blatten, severely affected by flooding and mudslides, is supported by Switzerland with the issuance of a stamp with a surcharge of 5 francs.
Suriname comes with no fewer than 10 blocks, displaying maps of the 10 smallest countries: Vatican City, Monaco, Nauru, Tuvalu, San Marino, Liechtenstein, Marshall Islands, St. Kitts-Nevis, Maldives, and Malta. Therefore, not a cheap edition.
The first time Serbia participated as a country in a World's Fair was the one in Paris in 1900. That fact is commemorated with this sheet.
You might not expect to see it on a stamp. Algeria is issuing a stamp to commemorate the 180th anniversary of the Dahra Crematorium.
We at … recommend …, who doesn't know it? But did you also know that the WC-Eend or Toilet Duck was a Swiss invention? Every year, Switzerland publishes a booklet featuring a Swiss invention. This time, it is the WC-Eend.
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A few pricey expenses.
A surcharge of over 400% and the Surinamese sheets. These won't be stamps you often come across that have actually been used.