Embossing from 1953 to 1969
"NOTICE: this list is no longer updated, as this type of stamp is no longer considered to be unusual due to the number issued."
Embossing is generally an ink free process in which a design or text is pushed into the back of the paper using pressure. This is typically done using a metallic die and a counter die. The resulting appearance on the front of the paper is a raised representation of the intended design. This design can either be single level (a one dimensional raised design) or multiple level (a three dimensional design done with a brass die). This process can also be done in register with ink or foil in some instances. These pages take into account only issues after WW-II, although the technique of embossing has been used since the early years, just think of stamps of Sardinia in 1853.
[dal 1970 al 1981]  [dal 1982 al 2000]  [dal 2001 al 2005]  [dal 2006 al 2008]  [dal 2009 al 2018] 1953 - Germania 1954 - Germania 1955 - Germania 1957 - Germania 1957 - Saar 1957 - Venezuela 1959 - Germania 1957 - Turchia 1960 - Monaco 1960 - Polonia 1961 - Islanda 1961 - San Marino 1961 - Polonia 1962 - Germania 1962 - Polonia 1962 - Venezuela 1963 - Germania 1963 - URSS 1964 - Germania 1964 - Panama 1965 - Nazioni Unite - New York 1965 - Panama 1965 - Paraguay 1965 - Sierra Leone 1966 - Polonia 29-03-1966 - URSS 1967 - Brasile 1967 - Colombia 1967 - Sierra Leone 25-10-1967 - URSS 1968 - Finlandia 1968 - Panama 1968 - Sierra Leone 30-09-1968 - URSS 1969 - Gambia 1969 - Germania 1969 - Polonia 1969 - Sierra Leone 1969 - Nazioni Unite - Ginevra 1969 - URSS
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
"NOTICE: this list is no longer updated, as this type of stamp is no longer considered to be unusual due to the number issued."