Saint Pierre and Miquelon

Saint Pierre & Miquelon stamps

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Saint Pierre and Miquelon are a group of small islands off the eastern coast of Canada near Newfoundland, the main ones being Saint Pierre and Miquelon islands. Those islands are part of France and form the Territorial Collectivity of Saint Pierre and Miquelon, an overseas collectivity of France. They are the only remnant of the former colonial territory of New France.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Saint_Pierre_and_Miquelon

Scott: #C19P

(Thanks to Lou for the scan)

Issued: 6.6.1954

10th Anniversary of the Liberation of France

Inside #C19: France #718P

Philatec 1v

Scott: #369P

(Thanks to Jan Van Lin for the scan)

Issued: 4.4.1964

PHILATEC Publicity

Inside #369: France #1054P

Scott: #C57P

Issued: 5.8.1975

ARPHILA '75

#82 Inside #C57: St. Pierre & Miquelon #82P

Scott: #510P

Issued: 25.7.1988

PHILEXFRANCE '89 - Overprint France #2105

Scott: #608P

Issued: 15.10.1994

Fall Stamp Show

Inside #608: Pseudo Stamp

Scott: #632P

Issued: 6.11.1996

Fall Stamp Show

Inside #632: St. Pierre & Miquelon #J68P

Inside #632: Other Stamps

Lou wrote: Identifying the stamps in the background of this issue has thwarted me for years now.

I found two almost immediately after I acquired the actual stamp, but the partials, like one directly under the que of Philatelique, I can't find.

ST&P is spelled out in lower case letters in a white panel at the top and it has a value with a white 3 - usually enough for me to come up with an Id, but searches, including Colnect, were unsuccessful.

St. Pierre & Miquelon #610

My two Ids are ST&P #610, the 1995 Pasteur commemorative issue - inside the top of the 5 of the 50 in the background.

St. Pierre & Miquelon #432

and ST&P #432, the 1974 UPU commemorative issue - right above PIERRE in the lower middle.

Searching for SoS Ids is challenging, but fun-- you should try it, you may like it!

Scott: #665P

Issued: 13.5.1998

PhilexFrance '99

Inside #665: Pseudo Stamp - Overprint France #2620

Scott: #670P

Issued: 30.9.1998

French in North America

Inside #670: Pseudo Stamp

Scott: #682a-dP

Thanks to Lou for the scan

Issued: 28.6.1999

Philexfrance'99

Inside #682a: France #3O

Inside #682a: St. Pierre & Miquelon #9O (Inverted 5 overprint)

Inside #682a: St. Pierre & Miquelon #79P

Inside #682b: St. Pierre & Miquelon #145O

Inside #682b: St. Pierre & Miquelon #290O

Thanks to Lou for ID and scan

Inside #682c: St. Pierre & Miquelon #C21O

Inside #682c: St. Pierre & Miquelon #C36O

Inside #682d: St. Pierre & Miquelon #476P

Inside #682d: St. Pierre & Miquelon #676P

Scott: #697gP

Issued: 12.6.2000

Millennium (Resumption of stamp issuing, 1986)

Inside #697g: Psuedo stamp

Thanks to Lloyd Gilbert

Scott: #1002P

Issued: 29.09.2014

Grand Or SPM Exhibit/ SPM Expo 2014

Inside #1002: St Pierre & Miquelon #1O

Inside #1002: St Pierre & Miquelon #8O (changed color)

Inside #1002: St Pierre & Miquelon #9O (partial)

Thanks to Lou Guadagno

st pierre miquelon

Scott: #1007O

Issued: 27.12.2014

Visit of Francois Hollande


St Pierre & Miquelon #232	St Pierre & Miquelon #236	St Pierre & Miquelon #211

St Pierre & Miquelon #293	St Pierre & Miquelon #239	St Pierre & Miquelon #352

St Pierre & Miquelon #244		St Pierre & Miquelon #J45

Lou wrote: Very interesting new issue, and not an expensive item, either. The IDs looked like a challenge, and I had to make some hopefully "educated" guesses with all the partial reproductions. Only a tiny portion of a green stamp is visible above #236, but I could see that the lettering and color could only be #232. The purple stamp portion in the lower right could be either #J45, #J46 or #J46a depending on the overprints (which can't be seen), but I went with #J45 since it is the most valuable of the three.

One weird thing is that #244 stamp is upside down in relation to all the others. I can't think of a reason why the designer would have done it.

Thanks to Lou Guadagno

[The 100th Anniversary of the Federation of French Philatelic Associations, type AIT]