Issue Date:11th JUNE'2013
Details:
The 2013 Greenlandic stamp of the year was the stamp with the attractive polar bear
with the title “Vulnerable Animals”. Stamp collectors from all over the
world voted for their favorite among the 24 stamps issued by TELE-POST
in 2013.
It is the artist
Naja Abelsen, who has created the beautiful stamp. Naja has earlier been
behind no less than 16 stamps issued by TELE-POST. The stamp
“Vulnerable Animals” was issued 11th June 2013. It was a joint issue
with the Israeli Post and the point of the issue was to create awareness
about vulnerable animals.
The
stamp is enhanced with the Augmented Reality technology. This means
that you can see a short video of a live polar bear, if you download the
“Sepac App” and install it on your tablet or smartphone and scan the
stamp.
The winner of this
monetary prize of DKK 10,000 chosen in the draw was Philippe
Kocielkowski from Saint-George-sur-Meuse in Belgium. TELE-POST
congratulates the winner.
The
ten lucky winners of the extra prices of a year pack from 2013 are Esa
Kallio in Sweden, Gert Kragh Andreasen, Camilla Nissen Toftdal, Jørgen
Rasmussen and Jørgen Vesth-Hansen in Denmark, Bezazel Ferhat in Algeria,
Pastorimi Massimo and Francesco Magnani in Italy, Tor Nygaard in Norway
and finally Uda Yanuhardi in Indonesia.
The competition for the “2013 Greenlandic stamp of the yea” ran in the period from 1st December 2013 to the 1st March 2014.
1 comment:
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