News of: 24.01.2020 by SIPP

Poczta Polska commemorates the liberation of the German Auschwitz KL camp

On January 27, philatelic emissions commemorating the victims of the German Auschwitz camp. Stamp "75. The anniversary of the liberation of the German Nazi concentration and extermination of Auschwitz "will be released in a multi -million circulation. The latest issue of Poczta Polska aims to commemorate the victims of one of the greatest crimes in the history of humanity. Auschwitz's Konzentrationslager was a place of mass murder made by German Nazis. It is estimated that as a result [...]

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News of: 23.01.2020 by SIPP

Find your city on the map of stamps

We invite you to travel on the trail of postage stamps. On our interactive map you will find stamps from the series "Polish cities". The cycle was initiated by graphic artist Andrzej Gosik, using the watercolor technique. In addition to him, the stamps from this series were created by Maria Dziekańska, Jerzy Pietras and Monika Żyła-Kwiatkowska.

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News of: 20.01.2020 by SIPP

What most often bought customers at the post office in 2019

In 2019, customers of Poczta Polska spent about PLN 425 million on products sold in branches. The sale of the press and books is as much as 25% of commercial revenues. Customers at the post office are buying more and more willingly, and reach mainly for seasonal, gift and occasional articles, related to Christmas. In 2019, the best were: pens, books and books for children, batteries, sweets and wallets. Mail increasing [...]

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News of: 17.01.2020 by SIPP

Leszno on 30 million stamps

Leszno is another topic of the philatelic stamp of the "Polish city" series. The value of PLN 3.30 was in circulation on January 17 on the 100th anniversary of the city's return to the borders of the Commonwealth. As part of philatelic emissions, Poczta Polska honors the most important Polish heroes and the greatest events of our history, but also commemorates Polish cities and places. Poland regained independence on November 11, 1918, but Leszno returned [...]

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