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  • Sydney Opera House: 50 Years - Roll of 100x $1.20 Stamps
  • Sydney Opera House: 50 Years - Roll of 100x $1.20 Stamps

Sydney Opera House: 50 Years - Roll of 100x $1.20 Stamps

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    The Sydney Opera House was formally opened by Queen Elizabeth II, on 20 October 1973. Acclaimed throughout the world and recognised as a masterpiece of creative genius, this extraordinary building was designed by Danish architect Jørn Utzon (1918–2008), who was awarded the project in 1957 following an international design competition. With its prominent location on Bennelong Point, the Opera House is a fitting response to its spectacular harbour setting.
    As well as being an architectural icon, the Opera House is Australia’s number one tourist destination. Over the decades, it has been home to many of the world’s greatest artists and performances, and a meeting place for matters of local and international significance.

    Stamps in this issue

    $1.20 Sydney Opera House, West Elevation

    The stamp photograph is by Jesse Hammer via Unsplash. 

     

    Technical specifications

    Issue date
    10 October 2023
    Issue withdrawal date
    1 May 2024
    Denomination
    $1.20 x 1, $3 (Int.) x 1
    Stamp & product design
    Jason Watts, Australia Post Design Studio
    Paper: gummed
    Tullis Russell 104gsm Red Phosphor
    Paper: self-adhesive
    Tullis Russell Red Phos PSA (P55) 100GM S/A (Roll- Raflacoat RP51 WG 65)
    Printer (s/a)
    RA Printing (Rapid Labels)
    Printing process (roll)
    Offset lithography (Inkjet Printing 1200 DPI)
    Stamp size (mm)
    26 x 37.5
    Minisheet (mm)
    135 x 80
    Perforations
    14.6 x 13.86
    Sheet layout
    Module of 50 (2 x 25 no design) Matt Overprintable Varnish (roll)
    FDI Postmark
    Sydney NSW 2000
    FDI withdrawal date
    8 November 2023
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