Postage stamps from 1972 of the Deutsche Bundespost
![]() 1972 Summer Olympics in Munich ( Michel block number 7) |
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![]() 1972 Summer Olympics in Munich ( Michel block number 8) |
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Series: Federal President Gustav Heinemann |
The postage stamp year 1972 of the Deutsche Bundespost comprised 37 special stamps , eight of which were only available together as a stamp block or in a stamp booklet. There were also six additional values from Gustav Heinemann's definitive stamp series .
All postage stamps issued since January 1, 1969 had unlimited postage validity and there was no expiration date as in previous years. With the introduction of the euro as a common European currency on January 1, 2002, this regulation became obsolete. However, the stamps of this year could be used until June 30, 2002. An exchange was possible until September 30th in the branches of Deutsche Post AG , afterwards until June 30th 2003 centrally in the Philately branch of Deutsche Post in Frankfurt.
List of issues and motives
Legend
- Image: An edited image of the brand mentioned. The ratio of the size of the stamps to each other is shown approximately to scale in this article.
- Description: A brief description of the motif and / or the reason for the issue. In the case of issued series or blocks , the descriptions that belong together are indented with a marker.
- Value: The face value of the individual stamp in pfennigs . A "+" means that it is an additional stamp (= postage value + donation).
- Issue Date: The date this stamp was first sold.
- Edition: As far as known, the number of this edition offered for sale is given here.
- Design: As far as is known, it is stated here who designed this brand.
- Mi.-No .: This stamp is listed in the Michel catalog under the corresponding number.
Special stamps |
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image | description |
Values in pennies |
Issue date (1972) |
Edition | draft | MiNr. | |
100th anniversary of the death of Wilhelm Löhe (1808–1872)
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25th | January 20th | 30,000,000 | Ernst Kößlinger | 710 | ||
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For the youth , animal welfare
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20 + 10 | February 4th | 5,463,000 | Holger Börnsen | 711 | |
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25 + 10 | February 4th | 5,561,000 | Holger Börnsen | 712 | |
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30 + 15 | February 4th | 5,952,000 | Holger Börnsen | 713 | ||
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60 + 30 | February 4th | 5,225,000 | Holger Börnsen | 714 | |
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175 years of flat printing | 25th | April 14th | 30,000,000 | Karl Oskar bubble | 715 | |
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European brands
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25th | 2.May | 50,000,000 | Huovins | 716 | |
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30th | 2.May | 51,200,000 | Huovins | 717 | |
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500th birthday of Lucas Cranach the Elder
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25th | May 18 | 30,000,000 | Ewald Sauer | 718 | |
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1972 Summer Olympics in Munich | 20 + 10 | June 5th | 7,108,000 | Gerta Haller | 719 | |
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25 + 10 | June 5th | 6,923,000 | Gerta Haller | 720 | ||
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30 + 15 | June 5th | 7,296,000 | Gerta Haller | 721 | ||
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60 + 30 | June 5th | 6,438,000 | Gerta Haller | 722 | ||
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Stamp pad - 1972 Summer Olympics in Munich
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25 + 10 | 5th July | 7,865,000 | Herbert Stelzer |
Block 7 723 |
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30 + 15 | 5th July | 7,865,000 | Herbert Stelzer | 724 | ||
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40 + 20 | 5th July | 7,865,000 | Herbert Stelzer | 725 | |
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70 + 35 | 5th July | 7,865,000 | Herbert Stelzer | 726 | ||
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World Games of the Paralyzed in Heidelberg
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40 | July 18th | 32,500,000 | black | 733 | |
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Stamp pad and issue of stamps - 1972 Olympic Summer Games in Munich |
25 + 5 | 18th of August | 8,986,000 | Gerta Haller |
Block 8 MH 17 734 |
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30 + 10 | 18th of August | 8,986,000 | Gerta Haller | 735 | ||
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40 + 10 | 18th of August | 8,986,000 | Gerta Haller | 736 | ||
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70 + 10 | 18th of August | 8,986,000 | Gerta Haller | 737 | ||
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20th anniversary of Kurt Schumacher's death (1895–1952)
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40 | 18th of August | 39,670,000 | Karl Oskar bubble | 738 | |
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100 years of the Postmuseum Frankfurt am Main
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40 | 18th of August | 30,000,000 | Karl Hans Walter | 739 | |
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International Year of the Book
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40 | September 11 | 30,575,000 | Beat garlic | 740 | |
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300th anniversary of the death of Heinrich Schütz (1585–1672)
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40 | September 29th | 33,330,000 | king | 741 | |
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Welfare tokens : chess pieces
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25 + 10 | 5th October | 9,993,000 | Heinz Schillinger | 742 | |
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30 + 15 | 5th October | 11,920,000 | Heinz Schillinger | 743 | ||
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40 + 20 | 5th October | 14,485,000 | Heinz Schillinger | 744 | ||
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70 + 35 | 5th October | 6,639,000 | Heinz Schillinger | 745 | ||
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Series: Tourism | 30th | the 20th of October | 32,280,000 | Heinz Schillinger | 746 | |
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40 | the 20th of October | 29,090,000 | Heinz Schillinger | 747 | |
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150 years of Cologne Carnival
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40 | November 10th | 29,390,000 | Erna de Vries | 748 | |
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Christmas stamp
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30 + 15 | November 10th | 9,064,000 | Max Eugen Cordier | 749 | |
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175th birthday of Heinrich Heine (1797–1856)
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40 | 13th December | 28,450,000 | Karl Oskar bubble | 750 | |
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bread for the World
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30th | 13th December | 9,850,000 | Diaconal work and the Bundesdruckerei's art workshops | 751 | |
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Synod of the Catholic Dioceses, Würzburg
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40 | 13th December | 31,350,000 | Christine Ackermann | 752 | |
Definitive stamps |
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image | description |
Values in pennies |
Issue date (1972) |
Edition Federal, Berlin |
draft |
Mi. -Nr Bund, Berlin |
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Definitive series: Federal President Gustav Heinemann | 110 | 16th January 1973 | 33,476,000 5,849,000 |
Karl Hans Walter | 727 428 |
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130 | 20th June | 21,995,000 4,645,000 |
728 429 |
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140 | 16th January 1973 | 19,486,000 5,654,000 |
729 430 |
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150 | 5th July | 67,705,000 7,154,000 |
730 431 |
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170 | September 11 | 35,738,000 5,139,000 |
731 432 |
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190 | 16th January 1973 | 32,726,000 4,635,000 |
732 433 |
Specialty
For reasons not yet known, the “Bread for the World” brand, contrary to customary practice, was only printed just under ten million times instead of around 30 million copies. The stamp was therefore sold out relatively quickly at the post office counters and came under the influence of speculation, as a much lower circulation was suspected. In view of the actually available quantity and with the announcement of the circulation number, speculation collapsed because the circulation was too large for a sustainable increase in value. Nevertheless, the value of the brand was noticeably higher than that of other special stamps of the year for many years.
Remarks
- ↑ There were few exceptions, however; the definitive stamp series German Buildings from Twelve Centuries , the Brandenburg Gate and the special stamps in honor of the 1968 Summer Olympics in the city of Mexico were valid without restriction. These stamps were issued before 1969.
- ↑ Changeover of stamps from DM to € ( Memento of October 6, 2013 in the Internet Archive )
- ↑ BGH, October 11, 2005 - XI ZR 395/04. Legal character and validity of postage stamps
- ↑ Similar postage stamps with other animal welfare motifs were issued in 1972 by the Landespostdirektion Berlin.
- ↑ These four Olympic stamps were only issued together in stamp block 7.
- ↑ These four Olympic postage stamps were only issued together either as a stamp block 8 (edition 6,358,280) or as a stamp booklet (edition 2,627,720).
- ↑ Similar stamps with other chess pieces were also issued in 1972 by the Landespostdirektion Berlin with the MiNr. 435 to 438 issued.
- ↑ Postage stamps with the same motif with the inscription "Berlin" were also issued by the Landespostdirektion Berlin on the same day.
- ↑ a b c Although this stamp was only issued in 1973, it is part of the set issued in 1972 and thus one of the stamps of 1972.
- ^ Michel catalogs 1974, 1976, 1979, 1987
literature
- Michel catalog Germany 2006/2007 (paperback), Schwaneberger Verlag GmbH (2006), ISBN 3-87858-035-5