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SCG12300 - Vatican City 1967 – “Nativitas D.N.I. Christi” Nativity Set
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This beautiful 1967 Christmas issue from Vatican City presents a stylized medieval-inspired depiction of the Nativity of Christ. The Latin inscription “Nativitas D.N.I. Christi” (Birth of Our Lord Jesus Christ) crowns each design, emphasizing the sacred theme. The artwork reflects early Christian or Romanesque iconographic influence, featuring the Madonna reclining beside the Christ Child, with St. Joseph and the ox and donkey above — all rendered in warm earthy tones. Each denomination is framed in a different color (violet, grey, and green), creating an attractive tri-color set for collectors. Printed by I.P.S. Roma, the issue is highly sought after by thematic collectors of Christmas, Religious Art, and Vatican philately. The cohesive design across three values makes it ideal for both mint set display and first day cover collections.
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