The 2002 EUROPA CEPT postage stamps with the theme of “Circus” are an interesting philatelic topic. EUROPA stamps are special stamps issued by European postal administrations/enterprises under the aegis of Post Europe, the trade association that represents European public postal operators.
In 2002, the chosen theme for these stamps across participating European countries was “Circus.” This theme allowed for colourful and dynamic stamp designs featuring various circus acts, performers, and elements.
Some key points about these stamps:
Cultural significance: The stamps reflect the importance of circus arts in European cultural heritage.
Theme: The circus theme provided opportunities for countries to showcase both traditional and modern circus arts on their stamps.
Participation: Numerous European countries participated, each creating their own unique designs within the circus theme.
Designs: Stamps typically featured circus performers such as clowns, acrobats, jugglers, and animal acts, as well as circus tents and other related imagery.
Collectibility: These stamps are of interest to both topical collectors (those interested in circus-themed stamps) and EUROPA stamp collectors.
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