Joy of Europe stamps refer to a series of postage stamps issued by various European countries to commemorate the European Union (EU) and its values. These stamps typically feature themes related to European unity, culture, diversity, and shared heritage.
The stamps are often released around Europe Day, which is celebrated on May 9th to mark the anniversary of the Schuman Declaration in 1950, a pivotal moment in the creation of the European Union.
The designs of these stamps can vary from country to country, but they often include common elements such as:
- EU flag (12 golden stars on a blue background)
- National symbols or landmarks
- Artwork representing peace, unity, or cultural diversity
- Text in multiple European languages
These stamps serve as a way to promote European identity and values through a common postal medium. They are popular among stamp collectors and enthusiasts of European history and culture.
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