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  • 16 August 2002

Rose (₹2 Definitive)

A rose, on the ₹2 definitive of 2002.

Date of issue August 16, 2002
Denomination Rs. 2
Printer Security Printing Press, Nashik
Perforation comb 13
Watermark Asokan Capital Multiple
Colours Reddish purple
Printing process Photogravure
Catalogue codes Michel IN 1914 Stamp Number IN 1979 Yvert et Tellier IN 1680 Stanley Gibbons IN 1925a

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A rose in reddish purple, with “Gulab Rose” in Hindi and English, on a ₹2 definitive stamp.

Rose

India Post issued this ₹2 definitive on 16 August 2002; Colnect records it as printed by photogravure at the Security Printing Press, Nashik, on paper watermarked with the Asokan Capital. A rose is a woody perennial flowering plant of the genus Rosa, or the flower it bears; there are over three hundred species and tens of thousands of cultivars. No India Post brochure for this stamp is online, so this text draws on Wikipedia, Colnect and the stamp itself.

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