Singapore POST

Zodiac Series - Tiger

Issue date 08 Jan 2010

Overview

There are a total of 12 animal signs in the Chinese calendar based on five cycles of 12 years each, with each cycle tempered by one of the five Chinese elements of Metal, Wood, Water, Fire and Earth.

According to Chinese astrology and belief, the traits of these zodiac animals not only shape the personalities of people born under the respective sign but also their lives and the events of the year.

The affectionate, generous and attractive Tiger, third in the Zodiac Cycle, starts off yet another New Year on the Chinese zodiac calendar in 2010. Those born in the year of the Tiger are often said to possess character traits such as affectionate, generous and attractive. Tigers are energetic individuals who believe in enjoying a life full of challenges and unexpected events.

Finding pleasure in the unpredictable, they are not afraid to explore the new and unusual. They are affectionate, generous, and faithful but can be impatient and rebellious. Competitive, determined and untiring in work when motivated in the right way, Tigers will always approach their problems in a direct or even a radical way and are never in doubt about what they want to accomplish.

Famous personalities born in the Tiger year include Ludwig van Beethoven, Stevie Wonder, Marilyn Monroe, Ho Chi Minh, Alec Guinness and Karl Marx.

Zodiac Series - Tiger
Zodiac Series - Tiger
Zodiac Series - Tiger
Technical specifications
Denomination1st Local, 65¢, $1.10
Stamp Size40mm x 30mm (1st Local, 65¢), 35mm x 45.65mm ($1.10)
Collector’s Sheet Size105mm x 65mm ($5 and $10)
Perforation13.33 (1st Local, 65¢), 13.15 ($1.10)
Paperunwatermarked
PrintingOffset Lithography (Stamps); Offset Lithography with high reflective index transparent hologram with morphing effect (Collector's Sheet)
Sheet Content10 stamps per gummed-back and self-adhesive sheet
PrinterStamps - Southern Colour Print; Collector's Sheet - Cartor Security Printing
Graphic DesignerLeo Teck Chong
Singapore POST
Singapore POST
Singapore POST

Zodiac Series - Tiger

Issue date 08 Jan 2010

There are a total of 12 animal signs in the Chinese calendar based on five cycles of 12 years each, with each cycle tempered by one of the five Chinese elements of Metal, Wood, Water, Fire and Earth.

According to Chinese astrology and belief, the traits of these zodiac animals not only shape the personalities of people born under the respective sign but also their lives and the events of the year.

The affectionate, generous and attractive Tiger, third in the Zodiac Cycle, starts off yet another New Year on the Chinese zodiac calendar in 2010. Those born in the year of the Tiger are often said to possess character traits such as affectionate, generous and attractive. Tigers are energetic individuals who believe in enjoying a life full of challenges and unexpected events.

Finding pleasure in the unpredictable, they are not afraid to explore the new and unusual. They are affectionate, generous, and faithful but can be impatient and rebellious. Competitive, determined and untiring in work when motivated in the right way, Tigers will always approach their problems in a direct or even a radical way and are never in doubt about what they want to accomplish.

Famous personalities born in the Tiger year include Ludwig van Beethoven, Stevie Wonder, Marilyn Monroe, Ho Chi Minh, Alec Guinness and Karl Marx.

Denomination

1st Local, 65¢, $1.10

Stamp Size

40mm x 30mm (1st Local, 65¢), 35mm x 45.65mm ($1.10)

Collector’s Sheet Size

105mm x 65mm ($5 and $10)

Perforation

13.33 (1st Local, 65¢), 13.15 ($1.10)

Paper

unwatermarked

Printing

Offset Lithography (Stamps); Offset Lithography with high reflective index transparent hologram with morphing effect (Collector's Sheet)

Sheet Content

10 stamps per gummed-back and self-adhesive sheet

Printer

Stamps - Southern Colour Print; Collector's Sheet - Cartor Security Printing

Graphic Designer

Leo Teck Chong

Zodiac Series - Tiger

Issue date 08 Jan 2010

Zodiac Series - TigerZodiac Series - TigerZodiac Series - Tiger

Overview

There are a total of 12 animal signs in the Chinese calendar based on five cycles of 12 years each, with each cycle tempered by one of the five Chinese elements of Metal, Wood, Water, Fire and Earth.

According to Chinese astrology and belief, the traits of these zodiac animals not only shape the personalities of people born under the respective sign but also their lives and the events of the year.

The affectionate, generous and attractive Tiger, third in the Zodiac Cycle, starts off yet another New Year on the Chinese zodiac calendar in 2010. Those born in the year of the Tiger are often said to possess character traits such as affectionate, generous and attractive. Tigers are energetic individuals who believe in enjoying a life full of challenges and unexpected events.

Finding pleasure in the unpredictable, they are not afraid to explore the new and unusual. They are affectionate, generous, and faithful but can be impatient and rebellious. Competitive, determined and untiring in work when motivated in the right way, Tigers will always approach their problems in a direct or even a radical way and are never in doubt about what they want to accomplish.

Famous personalities born in the Tiger year include Ludwig van Beethoven, Stevie Wonder, Marilyn Monroe, Ho Chi Minh, Alec Guinness and Karl Marx.

Technical specifications

Denomination1st Local, 65¢, $1.10
Stamp Size40mm x 30mm (1st Local, 65¢), 35mm x 45.65mm ($1.10)
Collector’s Sheet Size105mm x 65mm ($5 and $10)
Perforation13.33 (1st Local, 65¢), 13.15 ($1.10)
Paperunwatermarked
PrintingOffset Lithography (Stamps); Offset Lithography with high reflective index transparent hologram with morphing effect (Collector's Sheet)
Sheet Content10 stamps per gummed-back and self-adhesive sheet
PrinterStamps - Southern Colour Print; Collector's Sheet - Cartor Security Printing
Graphic DesignerLeo Teck Chong
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