Postage stamps

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Issued on 19 May 2000 (Romania)

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Issued on 20 June 2000 (Bulgaria)

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Issued on 28 July 2000  (Macedonia)

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Issued on 8 September 2000  (Central African Republic)



465 FCFA - Central African CFA franc

Although this issue was authorized by the Central African Postal administration, it was not sold in Central Africa, but only distributed by the Central African philatelic agency Impressor S.A. for distribution onto the philatelic market. This item was excessively produced effecting its philatelic value negatively.

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Issued on 5 January 2001  (Cambodia)

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Issued on 29 January 2007 (Guinea-Bissau 2007)

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Issued on 8 May 2009  (Switzerland)

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Two stamps issued on 1 December 2009  (Luxembourg)

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Issued on 28 December 2011  (Togo)

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Issued on 23 April 2022 (Bosnia and Herzegovina)

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All the stamps from post 23 to 54 were legitimate stamps to be used by the postal system of the issuing country, apart from the Guinea-Bissau stamp in post 50 which although issued by the relevant authority was only for the philatelic market and not the postal system. The following stamp was a local unauthorized issue from Daretown, New Jersey. The Cadillac Local Post started in 1953. Apparently, when the service began, the mail was carried in a 1952 Cadillac Coupe Deville over a 60-mile route starting and ending at Wildwood, N.J., on Cape May."

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Illegitimate stamp.
Supposedly issued in 2010
P.R. Tongo does not exist.



That, as far as I am aware, is the last Gutenberg postage stamp (certainly the legitimate ones).

[Dave Hughes]

Thanks Steve, that's a great collection that I'm sure Forum members have enjoyed looking at. Thanks for posting.

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Thanks Dave, much appreciated comment. 

This next stamp was issued on 28 July 2000 to celebrate Teodosija Sinaitski, who established the first Macedonian printing house in Thesalonika in 1838   (North Macedonia)

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Issued on 22 October 2013 to commemorate 425 years since the first printing press in Riga in 1588   (Latvia)