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SCG5259 - Republic of Congo – 1st Anniversary of Independence (1961)
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This commemorative set was issued by the Republic of Congo (Léopoldville) on 30 June 1961 to mark the first anniversary of independence from Belgium (30 June 1960). The stamps depict a portrait of President Joseph Kasa-Vubu, the country’s first head of state after independence. Printed by Courvoisier S.A., each value features a monochrome portrait against a bold colored background, emphasizing national pride during the early years of sovereignty.
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Denominations: 1 franc (violet), 2 francs (green), 150 francs (brown)
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Theme: Independence anniversary / Political leader portrait
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Printer: Courvoisier S.A. (Switzerland)
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Issue Date: 30 June 1961
This set is historically significant, reflecting the turbulent yet hopeful beginnings of Congolese independence. Highly collectible for those specializing in African independence issues, post-colonial history, and political leaders on stamps.
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