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|country=Isle of Man | |country=Isle of Man | ||
|country-code=IM | |country-code=[[wikipedia:en:Isle of Man|IM]] | ||
|issue-title=HM Queen Elizabeth II — 70th Anniversary of the Accession to the Throne — self-adhesive stamps | |issue-title=HM Queen Elizabeth II — 70th Anniversary of the Accession to the Throne — self-adhesive stamps | ||
|issue-date=17 February 2022 | |issue-date=17 February 2022 | ||
|year=2022 | |year=2022 | ||
|stamp-type=[[wikipedia:en:Commemorative stamp]] | |stamp-type=[[wikipedia:en:Commemorative stamp|Commemorative stamp]] | ||
|stamp-subtype=Royal anniversary; Post & Go | |stamp-subtype=Royal anniversary; Post & Go | ||
|theme=Platinum Jubilee of HM Queen Elizabeth II; monarchy; national anthem | |theme=[[wikipedia:en:Platinum Jubilee of HM Queen Elizabeth II|Platinum Jubilee of HM Queen Elizabeth II]]; monarchy; national anthem | ||
|text-credit=Lady Colin Campbell | |text-credit=[[wikipedia:en:Lady Colin Campbell|Lady Colin Campbell]] | ||
|designer=EJC Design | |designer=EJC Design | ||
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|issue-format=Post & Go variable-value self-adhesive stamps | |issue-format=Post & Go variable-value self-adhesive stamps | ||
|cover-type=Official self-adhesive first day cover | |cover-type=Official self-adhesive first day cover | ||
|cover-producer=Isle of Man Post Office | |cover-producer=[[wikipedia:en:Isle of Man Post Office|Isle of Man Post Office]] | ||
|cover-reference=ABC94 | |cover-reference=ABC94 | ||
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|cachet=Platinum Jubilee emblem and the words “God save our gracious Queen” | |cachet=Platinum Jubilee emblem and the words “God save our gracious Queen” | ||
|addressed=No | |addressed=No | ||
|postmark-type=First-day-of-issue postmark | |postmark-type=[[wikipedia:en:First_day_of_issue#Postmark|First-day-of-issue postmark]] | ||
|postmark-location=Windsor Road, Isle of Man | |postmark-location=Windsor Road, Isle of Man | ||
|postmark-date=17 February 2022 | |postmark-date=17 February 2022 | ||
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This official first day cover contains eight self-adhesive Post & Go stamps using designs adapted from the PVA-gummed stamp issue commemorating the Platinum Jubilee and the 70th anniversary of the accession of [[wikipedia:Elizabeth II|HM Queen Elizabeth II]]. The designs draw inspiration from phrases in the national anthem, ''God Save the Queen''.<ref name="APS">{{Cite web | This official first day cover contains eight self-adhesive Post & Go stamps using designs adapted from the PVA-gummed stamp issue commemorating the Platinum Jubilee and the 70th anniversary of the accession of [[wikipedia:Elizabeth II|HM Queen Elizabeth II]]. The designs draw inspiration from phrases in the national anthem, ''God Save the Queen''.<ref name="APS">{{Cite web | ||
|author=Isle of Man Post Office | |author=[[wikipedia:en:Isle of Man Post Office|Isle of Man Post Office]] | ||
|url=https://stamps.org/news/news-archives/c/news/cat/news/post/her-majesty-queen-elizabeth-ii-70th-anniversary-of-the-accession-to-the-throne | |url=https://stamps.org/news/news-archives/c/news/cat/news/post/her-majesty-queen-elizabeth-ii-70th-anniversary-of-the-accession-to-the-throne | ||
|title=Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II — 70th Anniversary of the Accession to the Throne | |title=Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II — 70th Anniversary of the Accession to the Throne | ||
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== Other first day covers for this issue == | == Other first day covers for this issue == | ||
* [[Isle of Man - HM Queen Elizabeth II - 70th Anniversary of the Accession to the Throne - ABC91 - 2022 | * [[Isle of Man - HM Queen Elizabeth II - 70th Anniversary of the Accession to the Throne - ABC91 - 2022]] | ||
* [[Isle of Man - HM Queen Elizabeth II - 70th Anniversary of the Accession to the Throne - ABC95 signed - 2022 | * [[Isle of Man - HM Queen Elizabeth II - 70th Anniversary of the Accession to the Throne - ABC95 signed - 2022]] | ||
== References == | == References == | ||
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Latest revision as of 10:30, 16 October 2026
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| Country | Isle of Man |
| Country code | IM |
| Issue title | HM Queen Elizabeth II — 70th Anniversary of the Accession to the Throne — self-adhesive stamps |
| Date of issue | 17 February 2022 |
| Withdrawal or invalidation date | Not specified
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| Stamp type | Commemorative stamp |
| Stamp subtype | Royal anniversary; Post & Go |
| Theme or subject | Platinum Jubilee of HM Queen Elizabeth II; monarchy; national anthem |
| Text credit | Lady Colin Campbell |
| Designer or artist | EJC Design |
| Printer | |
| Printing process | |
| Colours | Multicoloured |
| Paper and gum | Self-adhesive |
| Perforation | Die-cut |
| Stamp dimensions | |
| Issue format | Post & Go variable-value self-adhesive stamps |
| Number of stamps | 8 |
| Cover type | Official self-adhesive first day cover |
| Cover producer | Isle of Man Post Office |
| Cover reference | ABC94 |
| Limited edition | Yes |
| Edition limit | 4000 |
| Copy number | |
| Cachet or cover design | Platinum Jubilee emblem and the words “God save our gracious Queen” |
| Addressed | No |
| Postmark type | First-day-of-issue postmark |
| Postmark location | Windsor Road, Isle of Man |
| Postmark date | 17 February 2022 |
| Postmark inscription | First Day of Issue · 17.02.2022 · Windsor Road · Isle of Man · God save our gracious Queen |
| Postmark notes | Silver-coloured postmark |
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| Signed | No |
| Signed by | N/A |
| Signature details | N/A |
| Information sheet included | Yes |
| Information materials | Double-sided information sheet containing commentary by Lady Colin Campbell, information about royal photographer Paul Ratcliffe and the issue’s technical specifications |
| Information sheet title | HM Queen Elizabeth II — 70th Anniversary of the Accession to the Throne information sheet |
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| Information sheet notes | The information sheet accompanied the related Platinum Jubilee first day covers. |
| Certificate of authenticity included | No |
| Certificate of authenticity image | N/A |
| Certificate of authenticity reverse image | N/A |
| FDC owned | Yes |
| Condition | Excellent |
| Collection Comment |
This official first day cover contains eight self-adhesive Post & Go stamps using designs adapted from the PVA-gummed stamp issue commemorating the Platinum Jubilee and the 70th anniversary of the accession of HM Queen Elizabeth II. The designs draw inspiration from phrases in the national anthem, God Save the Queen.[1]
The original issue text was written by Lady Colin Campbell and the designs were produced by EJC Design. The Post & Go stamps are self-adhesive variable-value stamps. On this cover each stamp bears a printed value of £0.67.
The cover is cancelled with silver-coloured Windsor Road first-day-of-issue postmarks dated 17 February 2022. The Post & Go identifiers shown below are provisional PhantomWiki catalogue numbers and have not been assigned or confirmed by Stanley Gibbons.
Stamps in this issue
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IM-SG-PFTM57 | 67p | HM Queen Elizabeth II wearing the George IV State Diadem and the blue riband of the Order of the Garter | Post & Go stamp | Self-adhesive; inscribed “God save our gracious Queen”; provisional PhantomWiki catalogue number
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IM-SG-PFTM58 | 67p | HM Queen Elizabeth II wearing the Imperial State Crown in the Gold State Coach on her way to the Coronation in 1953 | Post & Go stamp | Self-adhesive; inscribed “Long live our noble Queen”; provisional PhantomWiki catalogue number
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IM-SG-PFTM59 | 67p | A young HM Queen Elizabeth II portrayed as a countrywoman | Post & Go stamp | Self-adhesive; inscribed “God save the Queen”; provisional PhantomWiki catalogue number
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IM-SG-PFTM60 | 67p | HM Queen Elizabeth II riding Burmese side-saddle during Trooping the Colour | Post & Go stamp | Self-adhesive; inscribed “Send her victorious”; provisional PhantomWiki catalogue number
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IM-SG-PFTM61 | 67p | HM Queen Elizabeth II smiling and carrying a bouquet decorated with a Union flag | Post & Go stamp | Self-adhesive; inscribed “Happy and glorious”; photograph supplied by Paul Ratcliffe; provisional PhantomWiki catalogue number
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IM-SG-PFTM62 | 67p | HM Queen Elizabeth II honouring the Fallen at the Cenotaph on Remembrance Day | Post & Go stamp | Self-adhesive; inscribed “Long to reign over us”; photograph supplied by Paul Ratcliffe; provisional PhantomWiki catalogue number
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IM-SG-PFTM63 | 67p | HM Queen Elizabeth II presiding as Lord of Mann at the Tynwald Ceremony in 2003 | Post & Go stamp | Self-adhesive; inscribed “May she defend our laws”; provisional PhantomWiki catalogue number
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IM-SG-PFTM64 | 67p | Portrait of HM Queen Elizabeth II wearing a magenta hat and coat | Post & Go stamp | Self-adhesive; inscribed “God save the Queen”; provisional PhantomWiki catalogue number
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Other first day covers for this issue
- Isle of Man - HM Queen Elizabeth II - 70th Anniversary of the Accession to the Throne - ABC91 - 2022
- Isle of Man - HM Queen Elizabeth II - 70th Anniversary of the Accession to the Throne - ABC95 signed - 2022
References
- ↑ Isle of Man Post Office.“Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II — 70th Anniversary of the Accession to the Throne”. American Philatelic Society. American Philatelic Society. 16 January 2022. Retrieved 19 September 2026.