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SCG5205 - Vatican City 1965 – Visit of Pope Paul VI to the United Nations (Set of 2)
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This commemorative issue from Vatican City was released on 4 October 1965, marking Pope Paul VI’s historic visit to the United Nations Headquarters in New York. The stamps depict the UN building rising above a dome with the olive branch of peace, symbolizing the Pontiff’s role as a messenger of peace (“PACIS NUNTIUS”). This was the first papal visit to the United States, where Paul VI addressed the UN General Assembly, calling for peace and disarmament during the Cold War era. The set includes:
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30 Lire blue – United Nations Headquarters with olive branch.
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150 Lire green – Same design, higher denomination.
A highly collectible issue linking Vatican philately with international diplomacy and world peace.
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