The following information was extracted from LINN's Stamp News, October 11, 2004 edition.

June 2: Cacti, pane of four se-tenant stamps,
700w, Notocactus leninghausii Berg;
900w, Echinocactus grusonii Hildm;
100w, Gymnocalycium baldianum Speg;
140w, Mammillaria insularis Gates;
416w booklet, contents not reported.
Designers, Kim Chol Ung, Jon Kum Hui; offset, Korea Stamp Corp; 30,000 perf sets; 2,000 imperf sets; 1,500 booklets; 500 each imperf booklets and booklets without covers.

From Herrick's Web-Site.

Technical Details extracted from Stanley Gibbons: Cacti 4-stamp miniature sheet + booklet: Issue Date: 2 June 2004 Series: - Colour: - Printing: offset Paper: - Watermark: - Gum: - Stamp size: 34 x 52 mm M/S size: 154 x 95 mm Booklet size: 80 x 70 mm FDC Size: 195 x 125 mm Aerogramme size: 162 x 114 mm Perforation: perf & imperf Designs: - Format: - Sheet: - Stemp Quantity: - M/S Quantity: 30.000 (Perf) 2.000 (Imperf) Booklet Quantity: 1.500(perf) 500(imperf) 500(without cover) FDC Quantity: 2.000 Aerogramme Quantity: 2.000 Designer stamps: Kim Chol Ung & Jon Kum Hui Designer Bkt: Kim Chol Ung Designer FDC: Jon Kum Hui Designer Aerogramme: Kim Chol Ung Printers: - First Day Postmark: - Cactus The original home of Cactus is the tropical and the subtropical areas in America. It grows on the seashore and the highlands in latitude 55 ° North and 53 ° South and as the garden plant, it is in cultivation all over the world. 70 won stamp: Notocactus leninghausii (Hge jr) Berg 90 won stamp: Echinocactus grusonii Hildm 100 won stamp: Gymnocalycium baldianum (Speg) Speg 140 won stamp: Mammillaria insularis Gates Back to Top Return to N. Korea Stamp Issuance Schedule Return to KSS-MAIN