Philately
The first Polish post stamp "Poland 1", was published in 1860 and presented the then coat of arms of the Post Office of the Kingdom of Poland: a two -headed Russian eagle with a white eagle pressed on his chest. After the partitions and the end of World War I, Poczta Polska began cyclical emissions of postage stamps for the whole country.
With the appearance of postage stamps, their first collectors - the creators of stamps, designers and cartoonists, and then booksellers, who developed trade in stamps, albums and catalogs were also found. With time, thousands of Poles also enveloped the philatelic passion.
Poczta Polska stamps have been awarded many times at international competitions, including the most prestigious Europe Stamp Philatelic Competition.
Today we spend dozens of emissions of stamps a year, with which we promote and support the most important values - ethical, patriotic and Christian. In addition, we issue various local publications-postcards, dates or occasional R-Rs.
We invite you to familiarize yourself with the full philatelic offer of Poczta Polska.
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Andrzej Stelmachowski, Speaker of the Senate of the Polish Republic of Poland and the term
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- Stamp
Andrzej Stelmachowski, Speaker of the Senate of the Polish Republic of Poland and the term
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- Envelope on the first day of circulation
Andrzej Stelmachowski, Speaker of the Senate of the Polish Republic of Poland and the term
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Krypto stamp
Discover and collect digital stamps
The Polish cryptoze combines a traditional postage stamp along with the NFT (non-Fungile token) digital token-a faithful, digital reproduction of the physical postage stamp. Thanks to this, it is a full -fledged cryptographic token that can be collected and resold online.
Regional Publishers
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- Occasional card
Polish Championships of Poczta Polska SA and the Poczta Polska Capital Group in Chess
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