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Sp.720 Taichung MRT Souvenir Sheet

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Stamp SN D720
Stamp Name Sp.720 Taichung MRT Souvenir Sheet
Stamp Cat Standard Special Stamps
Stamp Cat Rapid Transit System
Issue date 2022-04-25
Suspersion date
Dimension of stamps(mm.) 50 × 30 (mm)
Size of souvenir Sheet (mm.) 145 × 80 (mm)
Printer Cardon Enterprise Co., Ltd.
Drawer
Designer Tseng Kai-chih
Photographer
Engraver
Creative Director
Sheet composition
Print color Colorful
Process Offset
Paper Phosphorescent stamp paper
Back
Perforation 12½ × 13½
The Taichung MRT formally opened on April 25, 2021. Its green line opened first, connecting the city’s high-speed rail and traditional rail (Taiwan Railways Administration) stations. The system has made transportation in the city even more convenient and is helping to spur development opportunities. To mark the occasion, Chunghwa Post has specially issued a souvenir sheet that includes two stamps. Suiting the topic of the MRT’s launch, the outside edge of the sheet resembles the streamlined shape of the front car of an MRT train. The marginal inscription features a simple line-draft illustration, which creates a visual effect that is at once refreshing, streamlined, and modern, echoing the light, simple, and open style of the MRT station. The designs of the stamps follow: 1.HSR Taichung Station (NT$15): Its curved and linear elements convey a sense of the meetings and continuous movement flows facilitated by a station that brings together high-speed rail, traditional rail, and local mass rapid transit, thereby demonstrating the vitality of urban development.2.Taichung City Hall Station (NT$35): The design emphasizes smooth curves, conveying a sense of the air currents created by a train in motion.
By-issues: (1)First Day Cover (220 mm × 158 mm): NT$3 apiece(2)Folder (with or without mount): NT$8 apiece(3)Loose-leaf album page: NT$16 apiece(4)Pre-cancelled FDC affixed with one souvenir sheet: NT$53 apieceTo purchase the relative philatelic products, please go directly to the post office branches, Postal Museum or order on line at https://stamp.post.gov.tw.