Minisheet : World's Largest.

Liberia: 2000 Heads of state. 190 stamps.

Rod, Do you know if the Prime Minister of Tuvalu is on that sheet? In 2000 it was Hon. Ionatana Ionatana.

No I don't, sorry BeeSee,
I came across the image years ago, and saved
it out of curiosity.
For something so unique, I thought I would come across it
at auction, but as yet, never seen it in the flesh.
I should imagine that is one huge minisheet,
I havn't searched for it yet in Gibbons, it may give the size.
I cannot see why Tuvalu would not be present.

That reminds me, we had some Tuvalu sheets at our club auction yesterday,
and the auctioneer pronounced it "Tu Vaa lu" which sounded foreign,
I have to check with hopefully a *.wav file on wiki.
...later
Aha, The auctioneer was correct, (as they should be )

I'd be surprised if that was listed in SG, except in the "Addenda" area.

Yes Jubilee, finishes 1993, no "appendix" issues noted.

Appendix - that's the word!

Scott has a gap as well, but starts listings again in the mid 2000's.

My guess is that this sheet won't fit on any album page that I have ever seen (it is way too large) and therefor cannot reasonably be called a minisheet but on the other hand, it may prove to contain the largest set of stamps there is. Or is the hage set of stamps from Turkey larger?
Lizardly,
halflizard

Any worm will tell you that once you rech the very bottom your best course of action is to keep digging.

Do you think there was any undo Philatelic pressure to create this sheet in Civil War torn Liberia at that time.

This former American colony in Africa was once one of my favorites to collect.
Time does change things!

Too large?
then how about shades of Sergeant Pepper,
and have the 190 heads of state painted in national garb?
Smaller and just 1 stamp/ss.

you havent seen the jaydeva sheet yet Rod. it is so big I think it is 26 inches wide.

Wow, how would like to collect a postally used example of that sheet. It would be its own collection with just 1 example of each stamp. Then you could really step it up and acquire an autograph from each head of state on cover. I imagine it was printed for just pure philatelic profit.

It is still for sale Stamperdude, $90 US I think (gulp)

The only way to mount the sheets would be as....WALLPAPER! A literal example of the philatelic term.

Rod,
I think I will pass.