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Chinese New Year 1999 - Year of the Rabbit Catalog codes: Mi:CA 1741, Sn:CA 1768a, Yt:CA 1631, Sg:Unlisted Variants: Click to see variants Themes: Animals (Fauna) | Chinese New Year | Chinese Zodiac | Mammals | New Year | Rabbits | Stylized Animals Issued on: 1999-01-08 Size: 40 x 40 mm Colors: Multicolor Watermark: No Watermark Designers: Ken Canada began issuing stamps for the Chinese Lunar New Year in 1997. Starting in 1999, two different values were issued: one for the domestic first class postal rate and another in the international rate (the latter was also issued in a souvenir sheet). From 2009 to 2020, Canada Post issued an exquisite Chinese New Year stamp that was part of one of Canada Post’s most popular and longest-running series, which featured such elaborate techniques as gold and silver foiling and multi-level embossing. The stamps, which mark the second release in a twelve-year Lunar New Year series, were designed by Wilco Design in Toronto. “The Year of the Tiger issue is a cross-cultural celebration of the tiger figure in the Chinese tradition,” says the firm’s principal, Wilson Lam. Now showing: Canada - Postage stamps - 2021 - Chinese New Year - The Chinese Zodiac - Year of the Ox - 12 stamps. 15. January WM: None Sheetsize: 12 Perforation: 13. Canada stamp catalogue. Buy and sell stamps from Canada. Meet other stamp collectors interested in Canada stamps. Canada Post is celebrating the end of its 12-year Lunar New Year stamp series with a retrospective that “brings together in a single issue all of the stamps” from the series. This retrospective includes 24 stamps to be issued Jan. 15 in a pane of 12 and a booklet pane of 12. From 2009 to 2020, Canada Post issued an exquisite Chinese New Year stamp that was part of one of Canada Post’s most popular and longest-running series, which featured such elaborate techniques as gold and silver foiling and multi-level embossing. The final set of Canada Post’s most recent Lunar New Year series was issued today following an unveiling ceremony at the Chinese Cultural Centre of Greater Toronto last night. From 2009 to 2020, Canada Post issued an exquisite Chinese New Year stamp that was part of one of Canada Post’s most popular and longest-running series, which featured such elaborate techniques as gold and silver foiling and multi-level embossing. As part of the 11th issue in Canada Post’s second 12-year Lunar New Year series, two stamps celebrate this porcine sign, which also ruled the Chinese zodiac in 2007, 1995, 1983, 1971 and 1959. Those born under it are said to be frank, forthright and trusting. Canada began issuing stamps for the Chinese Lunar New Year in 1997. Starting in 1999, two different values were issued: one for the domestic first class postal rate and another in the international rate (the latter was also issued in a souvenir sheet). Since then, Canada Post has been issuing a stamp for the Chinese New Year each year. 2009-2021. From 2009 to 2020, Canada Post issued an exquisite Chinese New Year stamp that was part of one of Canada Post’s most popular and longest-running series, which featured such elaborate techniques as gold and silver foiling and multi-level embossing. Since then, Canada Post has been issuing a stamp for the Chinese New Year each year. 2009-2021. From 2009 to 2020, Canada Post issued an exquisite Chinese New Year stamp that was part of one of Canada Post’s most popular and longest-running series, which featured such elaborate techniques as gold and silver foiling and multi-level embossing. Since then, Canada Post has been issuing a stamp for the Chinese New Year each year. 2009-2021. From 2009 to 2020, Canada Post issued an exquisite Chinese New Year stamp that was part of one of Canada Post’s most popular and longest-running series, which featured such elaborate techniques as gold and silver foiling and multi-level embossing. Since then, Canada Post has been issuing a stamp for the Chinese New Year each year. 2009-2021. From 2009 to 2020, Canada Post issued an exquisite Chinese New Year stamp that was part of one of Canada Post’s most popular and longest-running series, which featured such elaborate techniques as gold and silver foiling and multi-level embossing. By Jesse Robitaille. Canada’s first stamp of the new year, dubbed “Lunar New Year Cycle,” is slated for release on Jan. 15. Featuring the dozen designs from Canada Post’s 2009-20 Lunar New Year series – its second 12-year series on the subject – the new issue was designed by Montréal’s Paprika, which brought together the work of the series’ various designers. Since then, Canada Post has been issuing a stamp for the Chinese New Year each year. 2009-2021. From 2009 to 2020, Canada Post issued an exquisite Chinese New Year stamp that was part of one of Canada Post’s most popular and longest-running series, which featured such elaborate techniques as gold and silver foiling and multi-level embossing. Chinese New Year 2015 - Year of the Ram Catalog codes: Mi:CA 3216, Sn:CA 2801, Yt:CA 3090, Sg:CA 3098 Variants: Click to see variants Themes: Animals (Fauna) | Chinese New Year | Chinese Zodiac | Mammals | New Year | Sheep | Stylized Animals | Zodiac Issued on: 2015-01-08 Size: 32 x 32 mm Colors: Multicolor Watermark: No Watermark Designers The stamps, which mark the second release in a twelve-year Lunar New Year series, were designed by Wilco Design in Toronto. “The Year of the Tiger issue is a cross-cultural celebration of the tiger figure in the Chinese tradition,” says the firm’s principal, Wilson Lam. The new stamps mark the end of our second Lunar New Year series, which contained some of the most popular stamps we’ve ever produced. The first series ran from 1997 to 2008. “It’s a perennial favourite with collectors and consumers alike,” says Jim Phillips, Canada Post’s Director of Stamp Services.
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