🇰🇷 1976 Korea Stamp Block – Mohenjo-daro Cultural Heritage Protection

This stamp block was issued in 1976 by Korea Post to commemorate the global effort to protect the ancient ruins of Mohenjo-daro, a UNESCO-recognized archaeological site of the Indus Valley Civilization.

The design features a green floral architectural ornament in the foreground and the ruins of Mohenjo-daro in the background, under a vibrant blue sky. It reflects Korea’s cultural solidarity with international heritage preservation movements during the 20th century.

• Issued: 1976 by Republic of Korea
• Theme: Archaeology, World Heritage, Cultural Preservation
• Face Value: 20 won × 4
• Condition: Mint Never Hinged (MNH)
• Format: Block of 4 stamps

🧭 Why This Item Is Special

This is an official Korean issue celebrating international cooperation in protecting global cultural heritage. A must-have for collectors interested in:

• Ancient civilizations & archaeology
• UNESCO heritage themes
• 1970s global heritage campaigns
• Cross-cultural philately

💡 Collector's Insight

Mohenjo-daro is one of the world’s oldest planned cities and a treasure of human history. This stamp is rare in its representation of non-Korean archaeological heritage, marking Korea’s awareness and support of global cultural responsibility in the 1970s.

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📦 Shipping from South Korea

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🔁 Return Policy: Returns accepted within 14 days of receipt (unopened condition). Buyer pays return shipping.

✅ Official Issue: Issued by Korea Post and printed by Korea Security Printing & Minting Corporation. 100% original, government-issued collectible item.