Look beyond what your eyes can see!

Upper wheel
Look beyond what your eyes can see!
Touch these stamps and discover how special they are!
Note: I intended to include the 2nd sentence as a tagline.

Wheel 1
The stamp and first-day envelope presented commemorate the 200th anniversary of the birth of Louis Braille, the inventor of the Braille writing system, and feature the inscription “BRAILLE 200” in Braille. Try reading with your finger!

Wheel 2
The block presented here was made using a special printing technique involving a so-called “thermochromatic” ink. As a result, the background colour of the area behind the stamp image changes in response to heat(ing). Warm up the frame around the stamp using the palm of your hand or your fingers and watch how it changes colour!

Wheel 3
The special feature of the 80 forint denomination stamp in the series is that the Kalocsa rose motif is actually embroidered on the stamp. Feel how soft the embroidery is!

Wheel 4
The red numbered block is unique, because it is adorned with a faceted mountain crystal where the clock of the Great Church of Debrecen stands. Touch the mountain crystal! 

Wheel 5
The special feature of the miniature sheet with six stamp images is that the surface of the stamp images is completed with a high-gloss lacquer and chocolate-scented glitter lacquer. Rub the surface of the stamps to feel the scent on your fingers! See how sweet its fragrance is?