1730. 🇺🇸 Trump And COVID-19 Featured On Latest IGPC Products.

🇺🇸  The US-based philatelic agency, IGPC, has revealed its latest handful of new products which have the names of some of its client territories printed on them. There are a number of items tied to the COVID-19 pandemic which gives the philatelic agency chance to cash in on the crisis and an issue on the travels of the present US President, Donald Trump.

🇬🇲 The Gambia - 7 August 2020 - Quincentenary of the death of the Italian artist, Raphael - 2 miniature sheets, 1 containing 4 different stamps and the other a single stamp. Rating:- 0.

7 August 2020 - The COVID-19 pandemic - 1 miniature sheet containing 4 different stamps. Rating:- 0.

7 August 2020 - The mantis - 2 miniature sheets, 1 containing 3 different stamps and the other a single stamp. Rating:- 0.

7 August 2020 - US President Trump’s international visits - 2 miniature sheets, 1 containing 5 different stamps and the other a single stamp. Rating:- 0.

🇬🇩 Grenada - 14 August 2020 - The COVID-19 pandemic - 1 miniature sheet containing 4 different stamps. Rating:- 0.

14 August 2020 - The life of Elvis Presley, deceased American entertainer - 4 miniature sheets each containing a single stamp. Rating:- 0.

🇬🇩 Grenada Carriacou And Petite Martinique -  no date given - Commemoration of Dorje Chang Buddha III, American Buddhist leader - 1 miniature sheet containing 6 identical stamps. Rating:- 0.

🇬🇾 Guyana - 26 June 2020 - Big cats of the world - 2 miniature sheets, 1 containing 4 different stamps and the other a single stamp. Rating:- 0.

🇹🇻 Tuvalu - 7 August 2020 - Commemoration of Dorje Chang Buddha III - 1 miniature sheet containing 6 stamps (3 x 2 different stamps). Rating:- 0.

🇬🇧 In previous editions of CSO I have pointed out stamps depicting British prime ministers (Blogs 229, 451 and the edition of 29 May 2012) and now another British leader, Theresa May, can be added to the list of British prime ministers depicted on Commonwealth stamps.The 5 stamp miniature sheet inscribed ‘The Gambia‘ depicted above features the second British woman prime minister whose short hold on power was characterised by an inability to reach an agreement with the European Union that was acceptable to the Westminster Parliament over The United Kingdom’s departure from membership of the EU. Mrs May is depicted in the upper margins of the miniature sheet. She has been depicted once before on a highly dubious product from Stamperija which is inscribed ‘Central African Republic’ and commemorates the British exit from the European Union (Blog 820).