Issue date: 03 Feb, 2014
COLLECTABLES
organising objects of the same class, from the simplest to the most artistic and valuable, is the principle aim of Collectables; the subject to which this card, consisting of eight self-adhesive stamps, is dedicated.
crystallisation or cut which makes them unique. Watch enthusiasts seek in these brands, names of prestigious manufacturers or decoration on watch faces, as much in simple watches as in ostentatious bracelet watches or pocket watches. The Lead Soldiers recreates army soldiers with all types of colour detail, as well as the weapons and army uniforms. Numismatics is related to the study of coins and medals. It has come to be a help for history because of the information it provides, both for documentary and artistic features. Stamp collecting or Philately emerged when the first stamp appeared in England, in 1840. It is known that the British Royal Family began collecting in 1856, that the Russian Tsars, Alfonso XIII and the USA president, Franklin Roosevelt, were stamp collectors.
Rate A - €0.75. For a “standard” letter or postcard within Spain, up to 20 g.
Rate A2 - €0.85. For a “standard” letter or postcard within Spain, between 20 g and 50 g.
Rate B - €1.65. For a “standard” Ordinary International letter or postcard addressed to Europe (including Greenland), up to 20 g.
Rate C - €1.75. For a “standard” Ordinary International letter or postcard addressed to the rest of the world (except USA, Canada, Japan, Australia and New Zealand), up to 20 g.
Rate D - €2.10. For a “standard” Ordinary International letter or postcard addressed to the USA, Canada, Japan, Australia and New Zealand, up to 20 g.