Stamp
SCG8602 - Our Lady of Europe – San Marino 1966
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This beautiful 200 Lire stamp from San Marino, issued in 1966, depicts Nostra Signora di Europa (Our Lady of Europe), a revered symbol of unity and protection across the continent. The design shows the Madonna tenderly holding the Infant Jesus, standing upon a rocky promontory overlooking the sea, symbolizing faith watching over Europe. Printed by the Italian State Printing Works in Rome, the issue reflects San Marino’s deep spiritual and cultural ties with Christian Europe during the postwar era of continental renewal.
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