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These stamps were issued in 2003.However there are ways to get these stamps still.There are used stamps in stock too.
50th World Children's Day Celebration Stamp
Our children are our legacy. They are priceless gifts to us, and also our precious gifts to the world, today and for the future. Thus it is only fitting that we set aside one day of the year to celebrate and cherish our young . For this, we have the World Children's Day.
The first World Children's Day was celebrated in 1953 by the International Union for Child Welfare. In the following year, UNICEF (United Nation's Children fund) officially recognized and celebrated the World Children's Day. Five years later, on 20th November 1959, the World Children's Day was officially sanctioned by the United Nations. The world body also urged all the countries in the world to jointly celebrate the day and make ii an annual affair to honour the children.
The first World Children's Day was celebrated in 1953 by the International Union for Child Welfare. In the following year, UNICEF (United Nation's Children fund) officially recognized and celebrated the World Children's Day. Five years later, on 20th November 1959, the World Children's Day was officially sanctioned by the United Nations. The world body also urged all the countries in the world to jointly celebrate the day and make ii an annual affair to honour the children.
Technical Details
Date of Issue : 11 October 2003
Denomination : 20 sen, 30 sen (4 designs)
Stamp Size : 40mm X 30mm
Perforation : 14
Sheet Content : 20 stamps
Paper : Watermarked, Phosphor Coated
Printing Process : Lithography
Date of Issue : 11 October 2003
Denomination : 20 sen, 30 sen (4 designs)
Stamp Size : 40mm X 30mm
Perforation : 14
Sheet Content : 20 stamps
Paper : Watermarked, Phosphor Coated
Printing Process : Lithography
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