Take note that in the picture, the towers are on the right side; in the variety that contains a description on the back of envelope, the towers are on the left side.
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Showing posts with label Briefe der Nationen. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Briefe der Nationen. Show all posts
Saturday, December 8, 2012
Briefe der Nationen: Thailand
Take note that in the picture, the towers are on the right side; in the variety that contains a description on the back of envelope, the towers are on the left side.
Friday, November 11, 2011
Briefe der Nationen: Thailand
The other type of coin covers I collect has a strip of flags in the reverse side of the envelope, and they are apparently issued by Geophila. So far, I have encountered three different varieties with differing stamps on the front of the envelope and differing designs on the reverse:
- The first one has, on the front of the envelope, a 2-baht stamp featuring the Thailand Cultural Centre, and it contains a 1990 1-baht coin commemorating the Queen Mother's Birthday (y232); the reverse of the envelope has no country description and no additional stamp.
- The second one has, on the front of the envelope, a 1.25-baht stamp commemorating the 1983 International Stamp Exhibition in Bangkok, and it contains a 1983 1-baht coin (y159.1); the reverse of the envelope has a description of the country and a printed flag of Thailand in lieu of another stamp.
- The third one has, on the front of the envelope, a 1.25-baht stamp depicting "Buddha Image - Chiang Saen Style", and it contains a 1983 1-baht coin (y159.1); the reverse of the envelope has a description of the country and a 20-cent United Nations stamp depicting Thailand's flag.
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