File:Stamp of Indonesia - 2004 - Colnect 280264 - Traditional Food - Tinotuan.jpeg

Description

English: Stamp

Expiry date

1905-12-31

Format

Stamp

Themes

Food · Gastronomy

Emission

Commemorative

Issued on

2004-07-06

Size

135 x 90 mm

Print run

200,000

Series

Traditional_Food

Perforation

13½ x 13

Paper

Paper with Fluorescent Points

Colors

Multicolor

Score

81% Accuracy: Low

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Printing

Offset lithography

Face value

1,500 Rp - Indonesian rupiah

Gum

Ordinary

Watermark

Diamond-forming wavy lines

Catalog codes

Michel ID 2368 · Stamp Number ID 2063d · Yvert et Tellier ID 2106 · Stanley Gibbons ID 2980

Date

2004

Source

https://colnect.com/en/stamps/stamp/280264-Traditional_Food-_Tinotuan-Traditional_Food-Indonesia

Author

Post of Indonesia

Permission
(Reusing this file)

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