Joint issue

Joint issue referred to in philately, numismatics and in publishing, the issue of a stamp, coin of several countries or of a document from multiple publishers.

Stamps

DBP, West Berlin, German Post, the German Democratic Republic, Belgium and Austria (12 January 1990)

Berlin 1990

GDR

German Post AG and Austria (12 June 2003)

Germany and Sweden: 100th anniversary Astrid Lindgren (8 November 2007)

Other Joint Issues of the German Federal Post Office with other countries:

2- euro commemorative coins

In March 2007, a joint issue of the 2- euro commemorative coins appeared with the inscription Treaties of Rome - 50 years ( in the local language ). It was issued by all 13 euro emitting the EU Member States ( ie without Monaco, San Marino and Vatican City ). The coin, which is configured the same in all countries and differ only in the respective country name and language of the inscription is dedicated to the 50th anniversary of the Treaties of Rome. On it by the Treaty of the six founders and the place of signature, the Campidoglio square in Rome, can be seen.

In January 2009, a common 2- Euro commemorative coin was issued again. The theme was 10 years Euro and appeared in all 16 euro area countries (excluding Monaco, San Marino and Vatican City ). Only the text in the local language is different commemorative coins.

Publishing

Examples

• The music in the past and present

• Philately
• Numismatics