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March 18th 06, 07:09 PM
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Australia Post aiming for stamp record
Australia Post will attempt the world's largest ever instant stamp program to honour up to 90 possible Aussie gold medallists in the Commonwealth Games in Melbourne. Australia Post announced it was aiming for a philatelic world record by releasing a stamp for each Australian who wins gold, along with stamps for the opening and closing ceremonies and the Games' most memorable moment. Among the hopefuls are cyclist Kathy Watt who will be trying for a fifth Commonwealth gold, netball captain Sharelle McMahon who is hoping to lead Australia to its third consecutive gold, while veteran Paralympic sprinter Tim Matthews wants his first taste of glory. Watt, McMahon and Matthews, who launched the first three Games stamps featuring their chosen sports in Melbourne, said they were aiming to get their head on a stamp. "Hopefully the Australian netball team can be part of that because it will be a huge honour," McMahon said. Australia Post philatelic group manager Noel Leahy said staff already were training hard for the Games, as they had to design, produce and deliver the "instant" stamps to key Melbourne outlets within 24 hours. "It's the largest instant program to ever occur in the world," Mr Leahy said. "It's the largest ever attempted by any postal administration. "Our design area, our production area, our distribution area will be working late into the night. "There will be more stamps produced in two weeks then there usually would be in a year. We are certainly going to be busy." Mr Leahy said the company would normally produce about 60 or 70 new stamps in a year, with each issue requiring about 12 months of planning, design, printing and distribution. The 2000 Sydney Olympics and 2004 Athens Olympics were trial runs, with 16 and 17 stamps produced respectively to honour the gold medallists, but the Melbourne Games would be an even greater challenge, Mr Leahy said. Australia won 82 gold medals at the last Commonwealth Games in Manchester in 2002 and hopes to do better in Melbourne this month. The Commonwealth Games started on March 15. 
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March 18th 06, 07:30 PM
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Blair (TC) wrote:
Australia Post aiming for stamp record Australia Post will attempt the world's largest ever instant stamp program to honour up to 90 possible Aussie gold medallists in the Commonwealth Games in Melbourne. Australia Post announced it was aiming for a philatelic world record by releasing a stamp for each Australian who wins gold, along with stamps for the opening and closing ceremonies and the Games' most memorable moment. Among the hopefuls are cyclist Kathy Watt who will be trying for a fifth Commonwealth gold, netball captain Sharelle McMahon who is hoping to lead Australia to its third consecutive gold, while veteran Paralympic sprinter Tim Matthews wants his first taste of glory. Watt, McMahon and Matthews, who launched the first three Games stamps featuring their chosen sports in Melbourne, said they were aiming to get their head on a stamp. "Hopefully the Australian netball team can be part of that because it will be a huge honour," McMahon said. Australia Post philatelic group manager Noel Leahy said staff already were training hard for the Games, as they had to design, produce and deliver the "instant" stamps to key Melbourne outlets within 24 hours. "It's the largest instant program to ever occur in the world," Mr Leahy said. "It's the largest ever attempted by any postal administration. "Our design area, our production area, our distribution area will be working late into the night. "There will be more stamps produced in two weeks then there usually would be in a year. We are certainly going to be busy." Mr Leahy said the company would normally produce about 60 or 70 new stamps in a year, with each issue requiring about 12 months of planning, design, printing and distribution. The 2000 Sydney Olympics and 2004 Athens Olympics were trial runs, with 16 and 17 stamps produced respectively to honour the gold medallists, but the Melbourne Games would be an even greater challenge, Mr Leahy said. Australia won 82 gold medals at the last Commonwealth Games in Manchester in 2002 and hopes to do better in Melbourne this month. The Commonwealth Games started on March 15. The Isle of Man should have no problem !
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March 18th 06, 09:07 PM
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Soon they will surpass Liberia for output.
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March 19th 06, 10:38 PM
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| The Isle of Man should have no problem ! Ahem! was that a gold medal I saw last evening? Bravo! and to the little slip of a girl (16yo) from Papua New Guinea who won the bronze medal in weight lifting.
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March 20th 06, 07:09 AM
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Eat your words. Isle of Man just won a gold in cycling. If you count
medals per head of population I reckon that puts them top of the medals table! Alan wrote: Blair (TC) wrote: Australia Post aiming for stamp record Australia Post will attempt the world's largest ever instant stamp program to honour up to 90 possible Aussie gold medallists in the Commonwealth Games in Melbourne. Australia Post announced it was aiming for a philatelic world record by releasing a stamp for each Australian who wins gold, along with stamps for the opening and closing ceremonies and the Games' most memorable moment. Among the hopefuls are cyclist Kathy Watt who will be trying for a fifth Commonwealth gold, netball captain Sharelle McMahon who is hoping to lead Australia to its third consecutive gold, while veteran Paralympic sprinter Tim Matthews wants his first taste of glory. Watt, McMahon and Matthews, who launched the first three Games stamps featuring their chosen sports in Melbourne, said they were aiming to get their head on a stamp. "Hopefully the Australian netball team can be part of that because it will be a huge honour," McMahon said. Australia Post philatelic group manager Noel Leahy said staff already were training hard for the Games, as they had to design, produce and deliver the "instant" stamps to key Melbourne outlets within 24 hours. "It's the largest instant program to ever occur in the world," Mr Leahy said. "It's the largest ever attempted by any postal administration. "Our design area, our production area, our distribution area will be working late into the night. "There will be more stamps produced in two weeks then there usually would be in a year. We are certainly going to be busy." Mr Leahy said the company would normally produce about 60 or 70 new stamps in a year, with each issue requiring about 12 months of planning, design, printing and distribution. The 2000 Sydney Olympics and 2004 Athens Olympics were trial runs, with 16 and 17 stamps produced respectively to honour the gold medallists, but the Melbourne Games would be an even greater challenge, Mr Leahy said. Australia won 82 gold medals at the last Commonwealth Games in Manchester in 2002 and hopes to do better in Melbourne this month. The Commonwealth Games started on March 15. The Isle of Man should have no problem !
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March 20th 06, 12:12 PM
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Maybe, but if you count stamps issues per head of popualtion they would
have to win another 300 medals to keep up their average ! ;-) malcolm wrote: Eat your words. Isle of Man just won a gold in cycling. If you count medals per head of population I reckon that puts them top of the medals table! Alan wrote: Blair (TC) wrote: Australia Post aiming for stamp record Australia Post will attempt the world's largest ever instant stamp program to honour up to 90 possible Aussie gold medallists in the Commonwealth Games in Melbourne. Australia Post announced it was aiming for a philatelic world record by releasing a stamp for each Australian who wins gold, along with stamps for the opening and closing ceremonies and the Games' most memorable moment. Among the hopefuls are cyclist Kathy Watt who will be trying for a fifth Commonwealth gold, netball captain Sharelle McMahon who is hoping to lead Australia to its third consecutive gold, while veteran Paralympic sprinter Tim Matthews wants his first taste of glory. Watt, McMahon and Matthews, who launched the first three Games stamps featuring their chosen sports in Melbourne, said they were aiming to get their head on a stamp. "Hopefully the Australian netball team can be part of that because it will be a huge honour," McMahon said. Australia Post philatelic group manager Noel Leahy said staff already were training hard for the Games, as they had to design, produce and deliver the "instant" stamps to key Melbourne outlets within 24 hours. "It's the largest instant program to ever occur in the world," Mr Leahy said. "It's the largest ever attempted by any postal administration. "Our design area, our production area, our distribution area will be working late into the night. "There will be more stamps produced in two weeks then there usually would be in a year. We are certainly going to be busy." Mr Leahy said the company would normally produce about 60 or 70 new stamps in a year, with each issue requiring about 12 months of planning, design, printing and distribution. The 2000 Sydney Olympics and 2004 Athens Olympics were trial runs, with 16 and 17 stamps produced respectively to honour the gold medallists, but the Melbourne Games would be an even greater challenge, Mr Leahy said. Australia won 82 gold medals at the last Commonwealth Games in Manchester in 2002 and hopes to do better in Melbourne this month. The Commonwealth Games started on March 15. The Isle of Man should have no problem !
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Hi
I do not remember seeing a post of how many of the possible 90 were issued? And did they get them out in the 24 hour period? Art From: "Blair (TC)" Organization: http://groups.google.com Newsgroups: rec.collecting.stamps.discuss Date: 18 Mar 2006 11:09:07 -0800 Subject: Australian flood Australia Post aiming for stamp record Australia Post will attempt the world's largest ever instant stamp program to honour up to 90 possible Aussie gold medallists in the Commonwealth Games in Melbourne. Australia Post announced it was aiming for a philatelic world record by releasing a stamp for each Australian who wins gold, along with stamps for the opening and closing ceremonies and the Games' most memorable moment. Among the hopefuls are cyclist Kathy Watt who will be trying for a fifth Commonwealth gold, netball captain Sharelle McMahon who is hoping to lead Australia to its third consecutive gold, while veteran Paralympic sprinter Tim Matthews wants his first taste of glory. Watt, McMahon and Matthews, who launched the first three Games stamps featuring their chosen sports in Melbourne, said they were aiming to get their head on a stamp. "Hopefully the Australian netball team can be part of that because it will be a huge honour," McMahon said. Australia Post philatelic group manager Noel Leahy said staff already were training hard for the Games, as they had to design, produce and deliver the "instant" stamps to key Melbourne outlets within 24 hours. "It's the largest instant program to ever occur in the world," Mr Leahy said. "It's the largest ever attempted by any postal administration. "Our design area, our production area, our distribution area will be working late into the night. "There will be more stamps produced in two weeks then there usually would be in a year. We are certainly going to be busy." Mr Leahy said the company would normally produce about 60 or 70 new stamps in a year, with each issue requiring about 12 months of planning, design, printing and distribution. The 2000 Sydney Olympics and 2004 Athens Olympics were trial runs, with 16 and 17 stamps produced respectively to honour the gold medallists, but the Melbourne Games would be an even greater challenge, Mr Leahy said. Australia won 82 gold medals at the last Commonwealth Games in Manchester in 2002 and hopes to do better in Melbourne this month. The Commonwealth Games started on March 15.
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Hello Art:
Here is my count so far. 94 stamps + personalized sheetlet: Blair ============================================ Introductory story: http://www.smh.com.au/news/commonwea...098645889.html (A) Single Stamp - 50c This 50c stamp has been released to commemorate the Melbourne 2006 Commonwealth Games and features the official logo of the 2006 Games. http://www.auspost.com.au/philatelic...op/1484067.jpg (B) Sheetlet #01 - Opening Ceremony Sheetlet (No.1) 5 - 50c stamps This sheetlet commemorates the Opening Ceremony of the XVIII Commonwealth Games. It captures five key moments of the ceremony, held at the MCG on 15 March 2006. Overall view of sheetlet #01: http://www.auspost.com.au/philatelic...op/1486500.jpg Stamp Details of sheetlet #01: http://www.auspost.com.au/philatelic...500_detail.gif (B) Sheetlets #02 to15 - Gold Medal Champions (5 - 50c stamps in each = 70 stamps) [Filler stamps were placed in sheets if number of medals not a multiple of 5]: Overall view of Sheetlets #02 to #15: http://www.auspost.com.au/philatelic...op/1486501.jpg http://www.auspost.com.au/philatelic...op/1486502.jpg http://www.auspost.com.au/philatelic...op/1486503.jpg http://www.auspost.com.au/philatelic...op/1486504.jpg http://www.auspost.com.au/philatelic...op/1486505.jpg http://www.auspost.com.au/philatelic...op/1486506.jpg http://www.auspost.com.au/philatelic...op/1486507.jpg http://www.auspost.com.au/philatelic...op/1486508.jpg http://www.auspost.com.au/philatelic...op/1486509.jpg http://www.auspost.com.au/philatelic...op/1486510.jpg http://www.auspost.com.au/philatelic...op/1486511.jpg http://www.auspost.com.au/philatelic...op/1486512.jpg http://www.auspost.com.au/philatelic...op/1486513.jpg http://www.auspost.com.au/philatelic...op/1486514.jpg Stamp Details of Sheetlets #02 to #15: http://www.auspost.com.au/philatelic...il/1486501.gif http://www.auspost.com.au/philatelic...il/1486502.gif http://www.auspost.com.au/philatelic...il/1486503.gif http://www.auspost.com.au/philatelic...il/1486504.gif http://www.auspost.com.au/philatelic...il/1486505.gif http://www.auspost.com.au/philatelic...il/1486506.gif http://www.auspost.com.au/philatelic...il/1486507.gif http://www.auspost.com.au/philatelic...il/1486508.gif http://www.auspost.com.au/philatelic...il/1486509.gif http://www.auspost.com.au/philatelic...il/1486510.gif http://www.auspost.com.au/philatelic...il/1486511.gif http://www.auspost.com.au/philatelic...il/1486513.gif http://www.auspost.com.au/philatelic...il/1486513.gif http://www.auspost.com.au/philatelic...il/1486514.gif (C) Sheetlet #16 Closing Ceremony Sheetlet (No.16) 5 - 50c stamps This sheetlet commemorates the Closing Ceremony of the XVIII Commonwealth Games. It captures five key moments of the ceremony, held at the MCG on 26 March 2006. Overall view of Sheetlet #16 http://www.auspost.com.au/philatelic...op/1486515.jpg Stamp Detail of Sheetlet #16 http://www.auspost.com.au/philatelic...il/1486515.gif (D) Sheetlet #17 Most Memorable Moment - Sheetlet (No. 17) TEN - 50c stamps On Sunday 19 March Kerryn McCann, a 38-year-old mother of two, triumphed in one of the closest marathon victories in history. Lifted by the ecstatic roar of the MCG crowd, McCann crossed the finishing line two seconds ahead of her nearest rival. It was truly a memorable moment that captured the imagination of all who witnessed it. Overall view of Sheetlet #17 http://www.auspost.com.au/philatelic...op/1486516.jpg Stamp Detail of Sheetlet #17 http://www.auspost.com.au/philatelic...il/1486516.gif (E) Commonwealth Games 2006- Part II [3 stamps] Stamps (one x 50c, one x $1.25, one x $1.85) Three stamps have been issued in the second part of the Commonwealth Games Commemorative Stamp Issue. These stamps focus on the sports of the Games and show images of an athlete - a runner on the starting blocks, a cyclist and a netballer. http://www.auspost.com.au/philatelic...op/1485067.jpg (F) COMMONWEALTH GAMES 2006 Personalised Stamp Sheet (with Generic Image) [Face Value A$4.50 Price A$15.95] This sheet has been produced as part of Australia Post's Personalised Stamps™ . It contains 9 Commonwealth Games Logo stamps and is shown with a generic image in the stamp tab. http://www.auspost.com.au/philatelic...op/1484301.jpg ================================================== ==================
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Hello Art:
Here is my count so far: 124 stamps plus the personalized sheetlet. Blair ============================================ (A) Single Stamp - 50c This 50c stamp has been released to commemorate the Melbourne 2006 Commonwealth Games and features the official logo of the 2006 Games. http://www.auspost.com.au/philatelic...op/1484067.jpg (B) Sheetlet #01 - Opening Ceremony Sheetlet (No.1) 5 - 50c stamps This sheetlet commemorates the Opening Ceremony of the XVIII Commonwealth Games. It captures five key moments of the ceremony, held at the MCG on 15 March 2006. Overall view of sheetlet #01: http://www.auspost.com.au/philatelic...op/1486500.jpg Stamp Details of sheetlet #01: http://www.auspost.com.au/philatelic...il/1486500.gif (C) Sheetlets #02 to #15 - Gold Medal Champions ( 5 - 50c stamps in each of 8 sheetlets = 40 stamps) (10 - 50c stamps in each of 6 sheetlets = 60 stamps) [Filler stamps were placed in sheets if number of medals not a multiple of 5 or 10]: Overall view of Sheetlets #02 to #15: http://www.auspost.com.au/philatelic...op/1486501.jpg http://www.auspost.com.au/philatelic...op/1486502.jpg http://www.auspost.com.au/philatelic...op/1486503.jpg http://www.auspost.com.au/philatelic...op/1486504.jpg http://www.auspost.com.au/philatelic...op/1486505.jpg http://www.auspost.com.au/philatelic...op/1486506.jpg http://www.auspost.com.au/philatelic...op/1486507.jpg http://www.auspost.com.au/philatelic...op/1486508.jpg http://www.auspost.com.au/philatelic...op/1486509.jpg http://www.auspost.com.au/philatelic...op/1486510.jpg http://www.auspost.com.au/philatelic...op/1486511.jpg http://www.auspost.com.au/philatelic...op/1486512.jpg http://www.auspost.com.au/philatelic...op/1486513.jpg http://www.auspost.com.au/philatelic...op/1486514.jpg Stamp Details of Sheetlets #02 to #15: http://www.auspost.com.au/philatelic...il/1486501.gif http://www.auspost.com.au/philatelic...il/1486502.gif http://www.auspost.com.au/philatelic...il/1486503.gif http://www.auspost.com.au/philatelic...il/1486504.gif http://www.auspost.com.au/philatelic...il/1486505.gif http://www.auspost.com.au/philatelic...il/1486506.gif http://www.auspost.com.au/philatelic...il/1486507.gif http://www.auspost.com.au/philatelic...il/1486508.gif http://www.auspost.com.au/philatelic...il/1486509.gif http://www.auspost.com.au/philatelic...il/1486510.gif http://www.auspost.com.au/philatelic...il/1486511.gif http://www.auspost.com.au/philatelic...il/1486512.gif http://www.auspost.com.au/philatelic...il/1486513.gif http://www.auspost.com.au/philatelic...il/1486514.gif (D) Sheetlet #16 Closing Ceremony Sheetlet (No.16) 5 - 50c stamps This sheetlet commemorates the Closing Ceremony of the XVIII Commonwealth Games. It captures five key moments of the ceremony, held at the MCG on 26 March 2006. Overall view of Sheetlet #16 http://www.auspost.com.au/philatelic...op/1486515.jpg Stamp Detail of Sheetlet #16 http://www.auspost.com.au/philatelic...il/1486515.gif (E) Sheetlet #17 Most Memorable Moment - Sheetlet (No. 17) TEN - 50c stamps On Sunday 19 March Kerryn McCann, a 38-year-old mother of two, triumphed in one of the closest marathon victories in history. Lifted by the ecstatic roar of the MCG crowd, McCann crossed the finishing line two seconds ahead of her nearest rival. It was truly a memorable moment that captured the imagination of all who witnessed it. Overall view of Sheetlet #17 http://www.auspost.com.au/philatelic...op/1486516.jpg Stamp Detail of Sheetlet #17 http://www.auspost.com.au/philatelic...il/1486516.gif (F) Commonwealth Games 2006- Part II [3 stamps] Stamps (one x 50c, one x $1.25, one x $1.85) Three stamps have been issued in the second part of the Commonwealth Games Commemorative Stamp Issue. These stamps focus on the sports of the Games and show images of an athlete - a runner on the starting blocks, a cyclist and a netballer. http://www.auspost.com.au/philatelic...op/1485067.jpg (G) COMMONWEALTH GAMES 2006 Personalised Stamp Sheet (with Generic Image) [Face Value A$4.50 Price A$15.95] This sheet has been produced as part of Australia Post's Personalised Stamps™ . It contains 9 Commonwealth Games Logo stamps and is shown with a generic image in the stamp tab. http://www.auspost.com.au/philatelic...op/1484301.jpg ================================================== ==================
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Hello Art:
Here is my count so far. 129 stamps plus the personalized sheetlet. Blair ============================================ (A) Single Stamp - 50c This 50c stamp has been released to commemorate the Melbourne 2006 Commonwealth Games and features the official logo of the 2006 Games. http://www.auspost.com.au/philatelic...op/1484067.jpg (B) Sheetlet #01 - Opening Ceremony Sheetlet (No.1) 5 - 50c stamps This sheetlet commemorates the Opening Ceremony of the XVIII Commonwealth Games. It captures five key moments of the ceremony, held at the MCG on 15 March 2006. Overall view of sheetlet #01: http://www.auspost.com.au/philatelic...op/1486500.jpg Stamp Details of sheetlet #01: http://www.auspost.com.au/philatelic...500_detail.gif (C) Sheetlets #02 to #15 - Gold Medal Champions ( 5 - 50c stamps in each of 7 sheetlets = 35 stamps) (10 - 50c stamps in each of 7 sheetlets = 70 stamps) [Filler stamps were placed in sheets if number of medals not a multiple of 5 or 10]: Overall view of Sheetlets #02 to #15: http://www.auspost.com.au/philatelic...op/1486501.jpg http://www.auspost.com.au/philatelic...op/1486502.jpg http://www.auspost.com.au/philatelic...op/1486503.jpg http://www.auspost.com.au/philatelic...op/1486504.jpg http://www.auspost.com.au/philatelic...op/1486505.jpg http://www.auspost.com.au/philatelic...op/1486506.jpg http://www.auspost.com.au/philatelic...op/1486507.jpg http://www.auspost.com.au/philatelic...op/1486508.jpg http://www.auspost.com.au/philatelic...op/1486509.jpg http://www.auspost.com.au/philatelic...op/1486510.jpg http://www.auspost.com.au/philatelic...op/1486511.jpg http://www.auspost.com.au/philatelic...op/1486512.jpg http://www.auspost.com.au/philatelic...op/1486513.jpg http://www.auspost.com.au/philatelic...op/1486514.jpg Stamp Details of Sheetlets #02 to #15: http://www.auspost.com.au/philatelic...il/1486501.gif http://www.auspost.com.au/philatelic...il/1486502.jpg http://www.auspost.com.au/philatelic...il/1486503.jpg http://www.auspost.com.au/philatelic...il/1486504.jpg http://www.auspost.com.au/philatelic...il/1486505.jpg http://www.auspost.com.au/philatelic...il/1486506.jpg http://www.auspost.com.au/philatelic...il/1486507.jpg http://www.auspost.com.au/philatelic...il/1486508.jpg http://www.auspost.com.au/philatelic...il/1486509.jpg http://www.auspost.com.au/philatelic...il/1486510.jpg http://www.auspost.com.au/philatelic...il/1486511.jpg http://www.auspost.com.au/philatelic...il/1486512.jpg http://www.auspost.com.au/philatelic...il/1486513.jpg http://www.auspost.com.au/philatelic...il/1486514.jpg (D) Sheetlet #16 - the Closing Ceremony of the XVIII (5 - 50c stamps) Commonwealth Games. It captures five key moments of the ceremony, held at the MCG on 26 March 2006. Overall view of Sheetlet #16 http://www.auspost.com.au/philatelic...op/1486515.jpg Stamp Detail of Sheetlet #16 http://www.auspost.com.au/philatelic...il/1486515.jpg (E) Sheetlet #17 Most Memorable Moment - Sheetlet (No. 17) TEN - 50c stamps On Sunday 19 March Kerryn McCann, a 38-year-old mother of two, triumphed in one of the closest marathon victories in history. Lifted by the ecstatic roar of the MCG crowd, McCann crossed the finishing line two seconds ahead of her nearest rival. It was truly a memorable moment that captured the imagination of all who witnessed it. Overall view of Sheetlet #17 http://www.auspost.com.au/philatelic...op/1486516.jpg Stamp Detail of Sheetlet #17 http://www.auspost.com.au/philatelic...il/1486516.gif (F) Commonwealth Games 2006- Part II [3 stamps] Stamps (one x 50c, one x $1.25, one x $1.85) Three stamps have been issued in the second part of the Commonwealth Games Commemorative Stamp Issue. These stamps focus on the sports of the Games and show images of an athlete - a runner on the starting blocks, a cyclist and a netballer. http://www.auspost.com.au/philatelic...op/1485067.jpg (G) COMMONWEALTH GAMES 2006 Personalised Stamp Sheet (with Generic Image) [Face Value A$4.50 Price A$15.95] This sheet has been produced as part of Australia Post's Personalised Stamps™ . It contains 9 Commonwealth Games Logo stamps and is shown with a generic image in the stamp tab. http://www.auspost.com.au/philatelic...op/1484301.jpg ================================================== ==================
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