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1983 Queen Elizabeth II 32¢ Blue Canada

Queen Elizabeth II Canada 32¢ Blue 1983

1983 Queen Elizabeth II  32¢ Blue Canada

Text:           32¢ Canada Post  
Condition:    Ø = used/cancelled
Title:   Queen Elizabeth II 
Face value:     32
Stamp Currency:         cent
Country/area:                     Canada
Year:   1983-05-24
Set:     1983  Queen Elizabeth II 
Stamp number in set:           1
Basic colour:      Multi-coloured
Exact colour:      
Usage:                           Definitive
Type:               Stamp
Theme:           Queen, Head of States
Stamp subject:   Queen Elizabeth II 
NVPH number:                     
Michel number:         CA 873
Yvert number:                         837
Scott number:                         792
Stanley Gibbons number:    896 C
Printing office:          
Perforation:    13 x 13½
Size:                20 x 24 mm
Watermark:    
Paper:            
Printing:            

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Queen Elizabeth II Canada  1983


Her 15 tours and stays in Canada were in 1951 as Princess, 1957, 1959, 1964, 1967, 1970, 1971, twice in 1973, 1976, 1977, 1978, 1982, 1983 and 1984, as well as four stop-overs. As a result of those visits she has brought hundreds of small Canadian communities and groups which ordinarily go unnoticed to national and often international attention.

As the personification of our history, she has presided over and endured the success of numerous Canadian anniversaries and national occasions. They include the centenary of the Confederation Conference in 1964, the centenary of Confederation in 1967, the provincial centenaries of Manitoba in 1970, British Columbia in 1971, and Prince Edward Island in 1973, and the bicentenaries of Ontario and New Brunswick in 1984. She opened the St. Lawrence Seaway in 1959 and the Montreal Olympics in 1976. In 1983, from Vancouver, she invited the people of the world to visit Expo 86. That was a proud moment. She opened Parliament in 1957, the first monarch to do so, and again in 1977. In 1967 she addressed both Houses.

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