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SCG11884 - Vatican City 1964 St. Benedict – Patron of Europe Commemorative Pair
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This commemorative pair was issued by Vatican City in 1964 to honor St. Benedict of Nursia, declared Patron of Europe by Pope Paul VI. The brown L.40 stamp depicts a classical portrait of St. Benedict holding a staff and book, symbolizing monastic discipline and spiritual scholarship. The green L.300 stamp presents the historic Monte Cassino Abbey, the cradle of Benedictine monasticism. Together, the pair forms a historically significant religious issue celebrating the spiritual and cultural influence of Benedictine traditions across Europe. Well-preserved sets are valued by collectors specializing in Vatican religious commemoratives and Europa-related themes.
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