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List of postage stamps

This is a list of postage stamps that are especially notable in some way.

The best-known stamps:

By country:


Australia

Austria

Bermuda

  • Perot provisional

Brazil

  • Bull's Eye
  • Goat's Eye

British Guiana

Canada

Cape of Good Hope

  • Cape 4d black Triangle
  • Cape 4d red error of color

Falkland Islands

  • Falkland Islands HMS Glasgow error - wrong ship on a modern stamp

Finland

  • Finland 20k black stamped envelope - most valuable postal stationery

France

  • One franc vermillion
  • Black twenty centimes

German East Africa

  • German East Africa 1 rupee used at Tabora

Germany

  • Baden 9kr blue-green error of color
  • Saxony 3pf red sheet
  • Saxony 1/2g on light blue paper error
  • Vineta provisional

Gibraltar

  • Gibraltar 10c missing-value error

Hawaii

  • Hawaiian Missionaries - first stamps of Hawaii

Honduras

  • Black Honduras

Hong Kong

  • Hong Kong Jubilee 1891 - first overprinted commemorative stamp in the world
  • George VI - Queen Elizabeth Silver Jubilee 1948

India

  • Scinde Dawk - first stamps of India
  • India Queen Victoria invert

Italy

  • Tuscany 3-lira ocher
  • Italy General Balbo triptych
  • Gronchi Rosa

Jamaica

  • Jamaica 1sh inverted-frame error

Japan

  • Sutherland local boos
  • Japan 500m Dragon invert

Macedonia

  • Mount Athos An issue contemplated for the Holy community

Sweden

Switzerland

Uganda

  • Uganda Cowries - first stamps of Uganda, produced on typewriter

Britain

See also list of British postage stamps

United States

  • St. Louis Bear
  • New York Postmaster's Provisional
  • United States 1c Z grill - rarest US stamp
  • Black Bull - dollar value of 1898 Trans-Miss
  • Inverted Jenny - the "upside-down airplane"
  • Dag Hammersjold invert - error deliberately mass-produced
  • CIA invert - modern error
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