Saturday, 10 October 2026

2989. πŸ‡ΈπŸ‡± Sierra Leone New Issue Frenzy.

 

New issues -

πŸ‡²πŸ‡Ύ Pos Malaysia -

8 October 2026 - Definitives, wild orchids (redrawn) - 2 stamps. Similar to the stamps issued in miniature sheets on 4 December 2018 but now smaller with no watermark nor microtext and issued in ordinary sheets of 100. This information and illustrations are taken from that given in the myfdc blog by sky52200.



πŸ‡±πŸ‡ΉπŸ‡¦πŸ‡ͺ Stamperija/Aurescollections (exploitative producers/purveyors of numerous paraphilatelic products on behalf of the postal services of various African territories) -

πŸ‡ΈπŸ‡± Products inscribed Sierra Leone -

All the following products are stated to have had an “official” first day of issue of 9 October 2026. All are rated:- 0. Caveat emptor.

Wildlife of Africa - 18 ‘stamps’ issued in 2 sheetlets each of 9 stamps (3 of 3 designs) and 1 miniature sheet. These are sold in perforated and imperforate state with the imperforate items usually sold at approximately double the price of the perforated versions.There are also 6 miniature sheets each containing a different single stamp and on offer from Aurescollections for €89.

























Reptiles and amphibians of Sierra Leone - 12 stamps from sheetlets or from 1 miniature sheet plus 4 single stamp miniature sheets.


















Youth Games, Dakar 2026 - 1 miniature sheet containing 6 different stamps - 
 

















Wildlife of Sierra Leone - 1 sheetlet containing 6 different stamps and 1 miniature sheet containing a single stamp -











Birds of Sierra Leone - 4 stamps issued as a se-tenant strip within a sheetlet of 16 stamps (4 se-tenant strips) - 








Birth centenary of Queen Elizabeth II - 1 stamp issued in sheetlets of 8 plus 1 label and 1 miniature sheet  containing a single stamp - 





  The subjects of other products also stated to have been issued on that date -  Owls, Birdpex, Jim Morrison, Freddie Mercury, African trains, Fire engines, Operation Barbarossa, Pope Francis, the paintings of Sir Anthony Van Dyke, Paintings by Rembrandt and old Disney movies. Ho hum.




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