Before the world took on the form we know today, the Earth was inhabited by spectacular creatures, some of them of impressive size, all adapted to environments that disappeared long ago. Time has transformed their existence into fossils, and these fossils, like pages preserved in a vast archive of nature, help us today to piece […]
Romfilatelia and the Romanian Post are adding a new postage stamp issue to the philatelic themes dedicated to the spirituality and history of the Romanian Orthodox Church, entitled Canonization of Lady Maria Brâncoveanu, Wife of Saint Constantin Brâncoveanu. The issue, comprising two postage stamps and a First Day Cover, will enter into circulation on Friday,
In the context of this year’s anniversary of the Botanical Garden of Iași, the first institution of its kind in Romania, Romfilatelia and the Romanian Post introduce into circulation on Monday, August 10, 2026, the postage stamp issue ‘Anastasie Fătu’ Botanical Garden of the ‘Alexandru Ioan Cuza’ University of Iaşi, 170 Years. Created for the
One of the most beautiful countries in Europe, Romania offers a wealth of travel experiences just waiting to be both enjoyed and discovered, and the words that best capture the essence of what makes Romania unique are: authentic, natural and cultural. Romfilatelia and the Romanian Post introduce into circulation on Monday, August 3rd this year,
The philatelic folder is created into a limited run printing of 246 pieces and is equipped with the special block of 2 imperforated stamps numbered from 001 to 246.
Romfilatelia and the Romanian Post introduce into circulation on Tuesday, July 28, 2026, the postage stamp issue entitled The Gold of the Dacians: Reuniting the Historic Treasure, consisting of a postage stamp, a perforated souvenir sheet, a maxicard, a First Day Cover and a philatelic folder with special product in a limited run printing. The
The philatelic folder is created into a limited run printing of 271 pieces and is equipped with the special block of 3 imperforated stamps and imperforated souvenir sheet. Both philatelic pieces are numbered from 001 to 271.
Romanian Postage Stamp Day is celebrated on July 15th, in accordance with Law No. 62/2024. This date marks the issuing of the first Romanian postage stamp, the ‘Capul de bour’ (Bull’s Head), printed in Iași on July 15th, 1858, under the auspices of the Royal Post Office of the Principality of Moldavia. Alongside other national
On the occasion of the 150th anniversary of the founding of the Romanian National Red Cross Society, Romfilatelia and the Romanian Post introduce into circulation on Friday, July 3rd, 2026, a philatelic issue dedicated to the event and entitled ‘Romanian Red Cross, 150 Years’, consisting of a postage stamp, a perforated souvenir sheet and a
Romfilatelia and the Romanian Post introduce into circulation, on Thursday, July 2nd this year, the postage stamp issue entitled Romania, 70 Years in UNESCO. The United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) was founded in 1945. Romania has been a member of UNESCO since July 27th, 1956. The organization’s purpose is to maintain international
