90th Anniversary of the Philippine Charity Sweepstakes Office (Reprint)

PHILIPPINE STAMP COLLECTORS’ SOCIETY PHILATELIC BULLETIN

PHILIPPINE CHARITY SWEEPSTAKES OFFICE
90^th ANNIVERSARY (REPRINT)

 

 

DATE OF ISSUE:	30 October 2024
KIND OF ISSUE:	Commemorative
DENOMINATION:	PHP 16 x 4
SIZE:	30 mm x 40 mm
SHEET COMPOSITION:	Miniature Sheet of 16
PRINTING PROCESS:	Offset Lithography
PRINTER:	AMSTAR Company, Inc.
QUANTITY:	Miniature Sheet: 3,125 Se-tenant Block of 4: 12,500 Total Stamps (4 designs): 50,000

 

In celebration of diplomatic ties of the Philippines to the world, the Philippine Postal Corporation (PHLPost) released a commemorative stamp and first day cover featuring the 90^th Anniversary of Philippine Charity Sweepstakes Office, National Day of Charity on 30 October 2024.

 

The Philippine Charity Sweepstakes Office has been one of the country’s symbols of life and hope for the marginalized sector of the population. Because of their mandate to provide assistance to various health and social welfare programs, the PCSO has pursued humanitarian goals and objectives by raising funds through sweepstakes and lotteries since its establishment in 1935. Background color of Brown (2024 printing) instead of Reddish-Brown (2025 printing) was rejected by PCSO. Additional printing with the corrected color was delivered to PCSO.

 

The 90^th Anniversary of Philippine Charity Sweepstakes Office, National Day of Charity Stamp and First Day Cover will be available at the Philatelic Division of the Manila Central Post Office.

 

 

MINIATURE SHEET

 

 

 

FIRST DAY COVER

 

 

 

PCSO STAMP SECOND PRINTING

 

 

 

PCSO STAMP FIRST PRINTING

 

 

 

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Based on the Philatelic Bulletin prepared by Jasmine Goforth for the Philippine Stamp Collectors' Society

Images courtesy of Robert Tiu Siy

 

 

Pope Francis Memorial

PHILIPPINE STAMP COLLECTORS’ SOCIETY PHILATELIC BULLETIN

POPE FRANCIS (1934 - 2025)

 

 

DATE OF ISSUE:	5 June 2025
KIND OF ISSUE:	Special
DENOMINATION:	PHP 17 x 2
SIZE:	30 mm x 40 mm
SHEET COMPOSITION:	Miniature Sheet of 8
PRINTING PROCESS:	Offset Lithography
PRINTER:	AMSTAR Company, Inc.
QUANTITY:	Miniature Sheet: 2,500 Se-tenant Pairs: 10,000 Total Stamps (2- designs): 20,000

 

In celebration of the Pope's enduring legacy of faith, compassion, and service to humanity, the Philippine Postal Corporation (PHLPost) released a commemorative stamp and first day covers honoring His Holiness Pope Francis on May 6, 2025 and was released on June 5, 2025.

 

Pope Francis, elected on March 13, 2013, served as the 266th leader of the Roman Catholic Church and head of state of the Vatican City until his death on April 21, 2025. His papacy was marked by humility, social justice, and global outreach. PHLPost has previously issued several stamps in honor of Pope Francis, including a commemorative stamp in 2015 during his historic apostolic visit to the Philippines, and a stamp marking the first anniversary of his papacy.

 

The Pope Francis Memorial Issue Stamp and First Day Cover will be available at the Philatelic Division of the Manila Central Post Office.

MINIATURE SHEET

 

 

 

FIRST DAY COVER

 

 

 

FIRST DAY COVER CANCELLATION

 

 

 

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Based on the Philatelic Bulletin prepared by Jasmine Goforth for the Philippine Stamp Collectors' Society

Images courtesy of Robert Tiu Siy

 

 

50th Anniversary of the Philippines-Morocco Diplomatic Relations

PHILIPPINE STAMP COLLECTORS’ SOCIETY PHILATELIC BULLETIN

50^th ANNIVERSARY OF THE PHILIPPINES-MOROCCO DIPLOMATIC RELATIONS

 

 

DATE OF ISSUE:	28 April 2025
KIND OF ISSUE:	Commemorative
DENOMINATION:	PHP 23, PHP 46
SIZE:	40 mm x 30 mm
SHEET COMPOSITION:	MiniatUre Sheet of 16
PRINTING PROCESS:	Offset Lithography
PRINTER:	AMSTAR Company, Inc.
QUANTITY:	Stamps:    Miniature Sheet: 625    Se-tenant Pair: 5,000    Total Stamps (2 designs): 10,000 First Day Cover: 400
DESIGNER:	Eunice Beatrix U. Dabu

 

In celebration of diplomatic ties of the Philippines to the world, the Philippine Postal Corporation (PHLPost) released a commemorative stamp and first day covers featuring the 50^th Anniversary of Philippines-Morocco Diplomatic Relations on 28 April 2025.

 

Philippines-Morocco Diplomatic Relations were officially established on December 27, 1975. Trade between Philippines and Morocco includes phosphate which is essential for Philippines’ agricultural sector and the presence of Overseas Filipino Workers; thus, diplomatic and economic ties are strengthen to ensure a robust economy and protect the integrity of our fellow countrymen who are working around the world.

 

The Philippines-Morocco 50^th Anniversary of Diplomatic Relations Stamp and First Day Cover will be available at the Philatelic Division of the Manila Central Post Office.

 

 

MINIATURE SHEET

 

 

 

FIRST DAY COVER

 

 

 

FIRST DAY COVER CANCELLATION

 

 

 

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Based on the Philatelic Bulletin prepared by Jasmine Goforth for the Philippine Stamp Collectors' Society

Images courtesy of Robert Tiu Siy

 

 

Philippine Festivals

PHILIPPINE STAMP COLLECTORS’ SOCIETY PHILATELIC BULLETIN

PHILIPPINE FESTIVALS

 

 

DATE OF ISSUE:	25 April 2025
KIND OF ISSUE:	Special
DENOMINATION:	PHP 16 x 4
SIZE:	Stamp: 40 mm x 30 mm Miniature Sheet: 175 mm x 152 mm
SHEET COMPOSITION:	MiniatUre Sheet of 16
PRINTING PROCESS:	Offset Lithography
PRINTER:	AMSTAR Company, Inc.
QUANTITY:	Stamps:    Miniature Sheet: 625    Block of 4: 2,500    Total Stamps (4 designs): 10,000 First Day Cover: 400
DESIGNER:	Jose Antonio A. Jayme

 

In celebration of the vibrant and diverse cultural heritage of the Philippines, the Philippine Postal Corporation (PHLPost) proudly released a special set of stamps and souvenir sheets showcasing iconic Philippine Festivals on 25 April 2025.

 

This colorful collection features dynamic illustrations from some of the country’s most beloved celebrations, including the Kadayawan Festival (Davao City), Panagbenga Festival (Baguio City), Singkaban Festival (Bulacan), and Sinulog Festival (Cebu City).

 

Each stamp captures these cultural events’ spirit, joy, and artistry through vivid imagery and traditional costumes, highlighting the regional pride and communal unity that these festivals bring. From floral parades to religious processions, the series pays tribute to the unique ways Filipinos celebrate life, faith, and tradition.

 

The Philippine Festivals Stamp and First Day Cover will be available at the Philatelic Division of the Manila Central Post Office.

 

 

MINIATURE SHEET

 

 

 

FIRST DAY COVER

 

 

 

FIRST DAY COVER CANCELLATION

 

 

 

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Based on the Philatelic Bulletin prepared by Jasmine Goforth for the Philippine Stamp Collectors' Society

Images courtesy of Robert Tiu Siy

 

 

2024 Paris Olympics Medalists

PHILIPPINE STAMP COLLECTORS’ SOCIETY PHILATELIC BULLETIN

2024 PARIS OLYMPICS MEDALISTS

 

 

DATE OF ISSUE:	24 April 2025
KIND OF ISSUE:	Commemorative
DENOMINATION:	Stamp: PHP 23 x 4 Souvenir Sheet: PHP 100
SIZE:	Stamp: 40 mm x 30 mm Miniature Sheet: 175 mm x 150 mm Souvenir Sheet Stamp: 35 mm x 50 mm Souvenir Sheet: 122 mm x 79 mm
SHEET COMPOSITION:	Miniature Sheet of 16 Souvenir Sheet of 1
PRINTING PROCESS:	Offset Lithography
PRINTER:	AMSTAR Company, Inc.
QUANTITY:	Stamps:    Miniature Sheet: 625    Block of 4: 2,500    Total Stamps (4 designs): 10,000 Souvenir Sheet: 4,000
DESIGNER:	Jose Antonio A. Jayme

 

In honor of the remarkable achievements of Filipino athletes on the global stage, the Philippine Postal Corporation (PHLPost) proudly presents a commemorative set of stamps celebrating the medalists of the 2024 Paris Olympics on 24 April 2025.

 

This special release highlights the unwavering dedication, skill, and spirit of our national heroes who brought pride and glory to the country. Featuring dynamic images of Olympic champions such as Carlos Edriel Yulo, Nesthy Alcayde Petecio, and Aira Villegas, each stamp immortalizes the triumphant moments of gold and bronze medal victories in gymnastics and boxing, these stamps are a tribute to the strength, discipline, and perseverance that define the Filipino athlete.

 

Through this inspiring collection, PHLPost encourages Filipinos to honor our champions, support Philippine sports, and share the pride of these historic victories with the world. Let these stamps serve as enduring symbols of hope, unity, and national pride.

 

The 2024 Paris Olympics Medalists Stamp and First Day Cover will be available at the Philatelic Division of the Manila Central Post Office

 

 

STAMP SET IN BLOCK OF 4

 

 

SOUVENIR SHEET

 

 

MINIATURE SHEET

 

 

FIRST DAY COVER STAMPS

 

 

FIRST DAY COVER SOUVENIR SHEET

 

 

FIRST DAY COVER CANCELLATION

 

 

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Based on the Philatelic Bulletin prepared by Jasmine Goforth for the Philippine Stamp Collectors' Society

Images courtesy of Robert Tiu Siy

 

 

NAPEX 2025

PHILIPPINE STAMP COLLECTORS’ SOCIETY PHILATELIC BULLETIN

NATIONAL PHILATELIC EXHIBITION 2025

 

 

DATE OF USE:	23-25 April 2025
PLACE OF USE:	Manila
KIND OF ISSUE:	Commemorative Slogan
DENOMINATION:	No Face Value

 

The Philippine Postal Corporation (PHLPost) in collaboration with Philippine Philatelic Federation Inc. (PPFI) released a slogan canceller featuring the National Philatelic Exhibition 2025 on April 23-25, 2025.

 

Each day is commemorated with a slogan canceller with different themes: The 1 day is focused on the “Echoes of the past. Visions of the Future” through launching of its “Love the Philippines” postcard collection and opening of the National Philatelic Exhibit. The 2 day is focused on the “Beacon of hope through excellence in sports” through the launching of the 2024 Paris Olympic Games Philippine Medalists stamps and first day covers. The 3 day is focused on the “Cultural diversity, harmony, and joy through philately” by releasing the block of 4 stamps featuring Philippine Festivals. PHLPost commemorated its anniversary with the passing of Republic Act 7354, otherwise known as the Philippine Postal Service Act of 1992 paved the way for the corporatization of then Postal Service Office (PSO).

 

The Canceller is available at the 3-day event floor of Lucky Chinatown Mall Level 1 Atrium in Binondo, Manila.

 

 

COMMEMORATIVE SLOGAN APRIL 23 COVER

 

 

COMMEMORATIVE SLOGAN APRIL 24 COVER

 

 

COMMEMORATIVE SLOGAN APRIL 25 COVER

 

 

COMMEMORATIVE SLOGAN COVER APRIL 23 CANCELLATION

 

 

COMMEMORATIVE SLOGAN COVER APRIL 24 CANCELLATION

 

 

COMMEMORATIVE SLOGAN COVER APRIL 25 CANCELLATION

 

 

 

 

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Based on the Philatelic Bulletin prepared by Jasmine Goforth for the Philippine Stamp Collectors' Society

Images courtesy of Robert Tiu Siy

 

 

Jellyfish

PHILIPPINE STAMP COLLECTORS’ SOCIETY PHILATELIC BULLETIN

JELLYFISH

 

 

DATE OF ISSUE:	28 March 2025
KIND OF ISSUE:	Commemorative
DENOMINATION:	Stamps: PHP 16 x 4 Souvenir Sheet: PHP 55
SHEET COMPOSITION:	Miniature Sheet of 16 Souvenir Sheet of 1
PRINTING PROCESS:	Offset Lithography
PRINTER:	AMSTAR Company, Inc.
QUANTITY:	Stamps:    Miniature Sheet: 625    Strips of 4: 2,500    Total Stamps (4 designs): 10,000 Souvenir Sheet: 4,000

 

The Philippine Postal Corporation (PHLPost) released a commemorative stamp and first day cover featuring Jellyfishes on March 28, 2025.

 

Jellyfishes are sea creatures that has no brain, blood, or hearts. It is made out of a gelatinous or jelly-like body and tentacles that stings to fight off predators. These sea creatures lurk in beaches and lagoons. Jellyfish season peaks from March to May and June to October. The sheetlet of 16 which can be divided into strips of 4 features Jellyfishes endemic to the Philippines such as the Upside-Down Jellyfish (Cassiopea mayeri), Lion’s Mane Jellyfish (Cyanea capilata), Pacific Sea Nettle (Chrysaora fuscescens) and Box Jellyfish (Cubozoa). The Souvenir Sheet features a close up picture of a Spotted Jellyfish (Mastigias papua).

 

The Jellyfish Stamp and First Day Cover will be available at the Philatelic Division of the Manila Central Post Office.

 

 

MINIATURE SHEET

 

 

FIRST DAY COVER STAMPS

 

 

FIRST DAY COVER SOUVENIR SHEET

 

 

FIRST DAY COVER CANCELLATION

 

 

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Based on the Philatelic Bulletin prepared by Jasmine Goforth for the Philippine Stamp Collectors' Society

Images courtesy of Robert Tiu Siy