Featuring the Tournament’s prize, the Webb Ellis Cup, as you’ve never seen it before, this innovative stamp is sure to impress. Produced in strictly limited quantities to commemorate this world-class Rugby Tournament coming to New Zealand, this dynamic stamp won’t last long!

When you order your Webb Ellis Cup stamp, you receive more than just the stamp itself. The 3D stamp will be protected forever inside a sealed plastic case, which is mounted within an attractive display card. The Webb Ellis Cup stamp is also available on a first day cover, featuring imagery of the Webb Ellis Cup and the distinctive Rugby World Cup 2011 brand.

Behind the technology
The Webb Ellis Cup stamp has been produced using Motionstamp HDR 3D technology. This sophisticated technique gives the Webb Ellis Cup such incredible depth and dimension that you would swear you were looking at the real thing. This highly collectable stamp has all the standard features of New Zealand Post stamps, and it’s also the first time that a Motionstamp stamp has been produced for New Zealand that is laser perforated.

The Webb Ellis Cup stands out amazingly against Rugby World Cup 2011’s stylistic interpretation of the Mangopare (Hammerhead Shark) and the Koru (Fern Shoot). These symbolic elements add a uniquely New Zealand touch to New Zealand’s first 3D stamp.

About the Webb Ellis Cup
The Webb Ellis Cup stamp is the perfect souvenir of a Tournament that will undoubtedly take over the nation, from kick-off until the final whistle blows. As 20 unions from around the world come together, they will be striving towards the same goal: to walk away with the Webb Ellis Cup in hand. This prestigious prize is named after William Webb Ellis, the man credited with creating the game of Rugby, and has been presented to the Rugby World Cup Champion every four years since the inaugural Tournament in 1987. So capture this moment in history and order the Webb Ellis Cup stamp today!

Earn 50 bonus Kiwi Collector points!
For every Webb Ellis Cup stamp product purchased, you will receive 50 bonus Kiwi Collector points (until 23 October 2011), which means you’ll have more points to redeem for unique collectables in 2012.

Source: New Zealand 

published August 12th, 2011