Cuba stamps

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Cuba stamps from 1990

See: Cuba stamps 1899-1979

See: Cuba stamps 1980-1989

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Scott: #3207-12P

Issued: 12.4.1990

Cosmonaut's Day

Inside #3207: Rocket Mail Cover, Austria, 1932

Inside #3208: Rocket Mail Cover, Germany, 1933

Inside #3209: Rocket Mail Cover, Netherlands, 1934

Inside #3210: Rocket Mail Cover,Belgium, 1935

Inside #3211: Rocket Mail Cover, Yugoslavia, 1935

Inside #3212: Rocket Mail Cover, United States, 1936

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Scott: #3216P

Issued: 3.5.1990

Stamp World London '90

Inside #3216: G.B. #1 on Cover

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Scott: #3217-22P

Issued: 6.5.1990

150th Anniversary, Penny Black

Inside #3217: G.B. #1 [P-L]

Visit: The Penny Black Plate project http://www.arcieriminerva.it/SOS/homeSOS.htm

Inside #3218: G.B. #2O

Inside #3219: G.B. #22O

Inside #3220: G.B. #5O

Inside #3221: Postmark

Inside #3222: G.B. #2O (X5 on Mulready Envelope)

Mulready Envelopes - pre-gummed envelopes that were introduced as part of the British Post Office postal reforms of 1840. They went on sale on 1 May, 1840, and were valid for use from 6 May. The Mulready name arises from the fact that William Mulready, a well-known artist of the time, was commissioned to illustrate the part of the precut sheets and envelopes which corresponded with the face area.

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Scott: #3255P, #3260P, #3265O, #3270O

Issued: 27.10.1990

500th Anniversary, Discovery of America

Inside #3255: Argentina #91O

Inside #3260: Dominican Republic #110O

Inside #3265: Puerto Rico #133O

The Puerto Rico Columbian Commemorative of 1893

This stamp was issued to commemorate the four centenary of the discovery of Puerto Rico by Christopher Columbus.  It was authorized by royal decree, for use on internal mail on the 19th of November 1893 only. Don Pedro Blanco Viala designed the stamp which was printed by the lithography process at the Boletin Mercantil in San Juan, Puerto Rico. The stamp was printed on sheets of 20 stamps (4 x 5), most fakes are printed on sheets of 42 stamps (7 x 6). All original stamps are perforated 12, the fakes are perforated 11½. It is the only Puerto Rican stamp designed and printed on the island. It is also the third commemorative stamp in the world and the only Puerto Rican stamp issued under Spanish rule that does not have the portrait of the King of Spain.

Inside #3270: Salvador #103O

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Scott: #3293P

Issued: 17.2.1991

Death of Agular, Director of Postal Museum

Inside #3293: Cuba #1102P

(Thanks to Zhang for the scan)

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Scott: #3344O, #3345O, #3346O, #3347P, #3348O, #3349O

Issued: 09.09.1991

Phila Nippon 91, Tokyo

Inside #3344-9: Pseudo Stamp (Logo)

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Scott: #3521-25P, #3526O

Issued: 10.09.1993

International Stamp Exhibition "BANGKOK 1993" 

Inside #3521-6: Pseudo Stamp

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Scott: #3358P, #3363P, #3368O, #3373O

Issued: 27.10.1991

500^th Anniversary, Discovery of America

Inside #3358: Chile #2O

Inside #3363: Chile #57O

Inside #3368: Chile #69P?

Inside #3373: Chile #72P

Scott: #3360aP, #3365aP, #3370aO, #3375aO

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Scott: #3592P

Issued: 18.9.1994

2nd Spanish-Cuban Philatelic Exhibition, Havana

Inside #3592: Cuba #C31O

Inside #3592 (In margin): Private Rocket Mail Stamp

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Scott: #3613P

Thanks to Lloyd Gilbert for the scan

Issued: 20.11.1994

30th Anniversary, Cuban Philatelic Federation

Inside #3613: Stamp Collecting

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Scott: #3614O, #3615P

Issued: 12.12.1994

America Issue-Postal Transportation

Inside #3614: Stamp on Envelope

Inside #3615: Cuba-Mambi Rrevolutionary Stamp

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Scott: #3616O

Issued: 2.1.1995

30th Anniversary, Postal Museum

Inside #3616: Pseudo Stamp or a cover of a book?

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Scott: #3637-8O

Issued: 24.4.1995

140th Anniversary, First Cuban Stamp

Inside #3637: Cuba #1O

Inside #3638: Cuba #5 on CoverO

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Scott: #3663P

Issued: 28.8.1995

Beijing Int'l Stamp & Coin Expo ' 95

Inside #3663: China (PRC) #2550O

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Scott: #3737P

Issued: 14.3.1996

Espamer '96

Inside #3737: Spain #1P

Inside #3737: Cuba-Mambi Revolutionary StampO

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Scott: #3823O

Issued: 24.4.1997

Stamp Day

Inside #3737: Cuba #C4P

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Scott: #3891O

Issued: 29.12.1997

Birth Centennial, V.M. Garcia

Inside #3891: Cuba #1553O

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Scott: #3927O

Issued: 20.5.1998

Juvalux '98

Inside #3927: Pseudo Stamp

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Scott: #4050PP

Issued: 11.12.1999

12th Cuban Philatelic Congress

Inside #4050 (In margin): TBI

Help me identify

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Scott: #4070P, #4071P

Issued: 24.4.2000

Stamp Day

Inside #4070: Cuba #2O

Inside #4071: Cuba #C3O

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Scott: #4102-6P

Issued: 7.9.2000

Espana 2000 Exhibition

Inside #4103-5: Spain #1P

Inside #4105: Spain #2O

Inside #4105: Spain #3O

Inside #4105: Spain #4O

Inside #4105: Spain #5O

Inside #4106: Cuba #1O

Scott: #4107P

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Scott: #4145-9P

Issued: 10.5.2001

Beligica International Stamps Exhibition

Inside #4145-9: Pseudo Stamp (logo)

Scott: #4150O

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Scott: #4170P

Issued: 9.10.2001

Dialogue among Civilizations

Inside #4170: Pseudo Stamp on Envelope

Thanks to Lloyd Gilbert

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Scott: #4152O, #4153P, #4154P, #4155P, #4156O

Issued: 20.6.2001

Phila Nippon 2001

Inside #4152-6: Pseudo Stamp (logo)

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Scott: #4196-70P

Issued: 15.2.2002

4^th Havana Festival, 35^th Anniversary Cohiba Cigars

Inside #4196: Cuba #358O

Inside #4199: Cuba #356P

Inside #4199: Cuba #357P

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Scott: #4202P

Issued: 21.2.2002

The 2nd UPAEP Information Technology Workshop

Inside #4202: Pseudo Stamp on envelope

(Thanks to Lou Guadagno)

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Scott: #4294-8P

Issued: 6.2.2003

Cuban Cigar Industry

Inside #4294-8: Cuba #3771O

Inside #4294-8: Cuba #4209P

Inside #4294-8: Cuba #2492P

Inside #4294-8: Cuba #3172O

Inside #4294-8: Cuba #1535O

Inside #4294-8: Cuba #2755O

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Scott: #4299O (S/S)

Issued: 6.2.2003

510^th Anniversary, Founding of Havana

Inside #4299: Cuba #2774O

Inside #4299 (In margin of sheet): Cuba #390O

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Scott: #4434AO

Issued: 20.11.2004

13th Cuban Philatelic Congress

Inside #4434A (In margin): Pseudo Stamp

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Scott: #4451P

Issued: 12.1.2005

5^th Anniversary, Ministry of Info, Communications

Inside #4451: Cuba #4300P (on cover)

(Thanks to Kathleen Sulzner for the scan)

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Scott: #4446-8P

Issued: 02.01.2005

40th Ann of Cuban Postal Museum

Inside #4446: TBI

Inside #4447: TBI

Inside #4448: TBI

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Scott: #4490P, #4491P, #4492P

Issued: 24.4.2005

150th Anniversary Sellos Cubanos
Inside #4490: Cuba 1O

Inside #4491: Cuba 2O

Inside #4492: Cuba 3O

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Scott: #4537-8P

Issued: 19.11.2005

2005 150 year Havannian post

Inside #4537: Cuba #5O

Inside #4538: Cuba #16O

Thanks to Komlóssy Zoltán

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Scott: #4540-3O

Issued: 30.11.2005

50th Anniversary, Europa stamps

Inside #4540: Spain #1126P

Inside #4541: Spain #1010P

Inside #4542: Spain #1526O

Inside #4543: Spain #1263O

Scott: #4543aO

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Scott: #4561P, #4562O

Issued: 01.03.2006

The 250th Anniversary of the Establishment of Cuban Postal Service 

Inside #4561-2: Stampless covers

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Scott: #4633-8P

Issued: 2.11.2006

Belgica 2006

Inside #4633-9: Pseudo Stamps

Scott: #4639O

Thanks to Gaston Barrette

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Scott: #4728P

Issued: 03.07.2007

3rd Technological Transfer and International Trade Workshop

Inside #4728: Cuba #4536P on cover (Thanks to Lou)

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Scott: #4762P

Issued: 27.11.2007

80th Anniversary, International Air Service from Cuba

Inside #4762 (In Margin): U.S. #554P on cover

Inside #4762 (In Margin):

Cuba #280O	Cuba #281O X2	Cuba #282O X2

Thanks to Lou Guadagno

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Scott: #4800-7P

Issued: 28.1.2008

Jose Marti

Inside #4807: U.S. #U294O (Postal Card of 1899)

Inside #4807: U.S. #212O (Additional postage on envelope—damaged)

Thanks to Lou Guadagno

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Scott: #4822P

Issued: 24.4.2008

130th Anniversary Cuban Postal Stationery
Inside #4822: Cuba H&G #1

Thanks to Lou Guadagno for the scan

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Scott: #5031P

Issued: 15.10.2009

70th Anniversary, First Rocket Mail Flight in Cuba

Inside #5031: Cuba 1939 Rocket Stamp EZ #1A1

Lou wrote: In the background is a partial sheet of the private rocket flight stamp which is also on the first (left) cover on the sheet. I own the stamp and a rocket flight cover—but without the autographs. The Cuban P.O. allowed imperf non-postal 25c Matanzas provincial council stamps to be overprinted PRIMER COHETE AEREO—1939 to be used on the covers for the first trial flight of October 1, 1939.  Only 60 covers were flown, and now sell for $ 300+.

Inside #5031: Cuba Rocket mail 2nd trial EZ #1C1

Lou wrote: The next cover on the sheet is one of only 21 flown on the second trial flight of October 3—these covers sell for $600 and up, and are rarely offered in auction!  I’m still looking for a scan of the mint stamp (E-Z 2A1) on the cover.  It appears to be just a gummed, red bordered sticker that you would use on a file folder with C1/25C added using a rubber stamp.  Somewhere I have a b/w catalog photo of the stamp if you want me to look for it.

Inside #5031: Cuba #C31O

Lou wrote: The third cover has a pair of C31 which is the world’s first officially issued rocket mail stamp.  I have never seen a cover with more than one stamp—I own the same flight cover except with a single stamp, and again, without autographs.  On October 15, 1939, in front of hundreds of spectators and government officials, the rocket carrying 1500 covers literally fizzled and only went about 15 yards before crashing. Still, the covers are wanted by rocket mail enthusiasts and sell for $ 250 +, I bought mine about 25 years ago for half that.

How I got it is a great story.  It was my last day at the international show in Washington, D.C., and I had literally spent my last dollar at a Cuban stamp dealer’s booth, when I spied the cover.  I asked him if he would put it away for me to purchase after I got home, and he said no.  Disappointed, I started to leave and he stopped me and asked, “Don’t you want the cover?”  I said I did, but had no money, check or credit card to pay for it.  He handed it to me and told me to send him the money when I had it. I had never met or done business with him before, and he didn’t even want my name and address!  Non stamp collector friends with other hobbies are amazed when I tell them how many stamp dealers did business just based on trust!  I wouldn’t have many of the best items in my collection if not for dealers like him.

The black rectangle is a cachet, not a stamp,

Lou wrote: Below the three covers is a souvenir sheetlet produced by the rocket group with the same inscriptions and design as the cachet on the C31 cover. 

The most used catalog #s for the first two stamps and covers are the Ellington-Zwisler Rocket Mail Catalogue “E-Z” listings. The E-Z #s are on the scans.  No regular catalog lists the stamps.

Thanks to Prof. Plinio Richelmi and Lou Guadagno

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Scott: #5044P

Issued: 02.01.2010

45th Anniversary, Jose L. Guerra Aguiar Cuban Postal Museum

Inside #5044: Stamps Exhibition

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Scott: #5098-9P

Issued: 24.4.2010

155th Anniversary Stamp Day
Inside #5099: Cuba #147O

Lou wrote: This Cuba issue of April 24 2010 reads 155th Anniversary Stamp Day, but actually celebrates the 155th anniversary of the issuance of the first Cuba stamp. So, the reproduction of Cuba #147 showing the infant King Alfonso XIII issued in 1890, has nothing to do with that anniversary. The cachet on the FDC reproduces a cover from 1855 (not April 24th) with Cuba #1, and the FD cancel reproduces only the Y¼ overprint used on the Havana local stamps also issued in 1855.

Thanks to Lou Guadagno

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Scott: #5588-93O

Issued: 20.11.2014

Cuban Philatelic treasures

Inside #5588: stampless cover

Inside #5589: cover with 3 stamps

Inside #5590: HYavana local post cover with 2 stamps TBI

Inside #5591: Cover with Mambi insurrection stamps

Inside #5592: Cover with Puerto Principe Surcharges

Inside #5593:Experimental rocket mail cover

Scott: #5594O

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Scott: #5607-12P

Issued: 09.01.2015

50th Anniversary, Jose Luis Guerra Aguiar Postal Museum

Inside #5607: 1826 stampless cover from Santiago de Cuba to Puerto Principe

Inside #5608: 1883 cover with stamps depicting King Alfonso XII

Inside #5609: Handstamp and free frank covers of General Maximo Gomez Baez

Inside #5610: Cuba #238O

Inside #5611: Handstamp and cover with Cuba #C324P, #C325P(Mongolia)

Inside #5612: Children looking at museum exibit, magnifying glass and album pages - TBI

Scott: #5613P

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Scott: #5775O

Issued: 01.03.2016

 260th Anniversary of Postal Delivery in Cuba

Inside #???? (In margin): Cuba #541P (1955)

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See: Cuba stamps 1899-1979

See: Cuba stamps 1980-1989

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Scott: #2904

Scott: #2963O

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Scott: #2992

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Scott: #3054

Scott: #3101

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Scott: #3265, #3270

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Scott: #3614

Scott: #3616

Scott: #3637-8

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Scott: #3823

Scott: #3891

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Scott: #4150

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Scott: #4299

Scott: #4434A

Scott: #4540-3

Scott: #4543a

Scott: #4639

Scott: #5588-93

Scott: #???? (2016)

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Cuba Revolutionary Stamp of 1874

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