2,20 Kuna - Rovinj 1995


2,20 Kuna - Rovinj 1995
Added by Alain Martineau
General Description : Serie: 163, Type: R, Stamps in serie: 6
Rovinj lies on the west coast of Istria. The earliest core of the town is on the peninsula made in 1763 by joining the small islet to the mainland. The settlement dates from the 3rd century AD, and was first recorded in the 7th century. Between the 10th and 12th centuries Rovinj was independent but in the 13th century it was subjected by Venice. Until mid-19th century Rovinj was the major town and harbour on the west coast of Istria. In spite of becoming second to Pula, Rovinj developed into an important economic and tourist centre. Rovinj is rich in cultural and historic monuments. The septagonal Romanesque baptistry is its oldest building, dating from the 13th century. The Baroque church of St Euphemia is outstanding for its beauty. Rovinj is one of the major tourist centres in Croatia today.
Face value 2,20 Kuna
Catalog code (Michel) HR 344
Catalog code (Scott) HR 264
Catalog code Yvert et Tellier HR 319 Stanley Gibbons HR 385 AFA number HR 392 Croatian post Inc. HR 166 Unificato HR 304
Series Croatian towns
Stamp colour multicolor
Stamp use Definitive stamp
Print run 4,536,300
Issue date 20/10/1995
Designer Ivica Šiško
Paper type white 115g, gummed
Print technique Offset lithography
Printed by Zrinski - Čakovec
Perforation 14, comb
Height 25.56 mm
Width 35.50 mm
Catalog prices Unused stamp $1.00  

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