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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Moldova
Scott: #66-7P
Issued: 26.12.1992
Admission to UPU
Inside #66: letter sorter and Pseudo Stamp
Scott: #137-9P
Issued: 22.7.1994
Stamp Day
Inside #137: Preparing stamp design
Inside #138: Printing stamps
Inside #139: Checking finished sheets
Gagauzia
Gagauzia officially
the Autonomous Territorial Unit of Gagauzia is
an autonomous territorial unit of Moldova. Its autonomy is
ethnically motivated by the predominance in the region of the Gagauz
people, who are primarily Orthodox Turkic-speaking people.
At the
end of World War I, all of the territory of Gagauzia
became part of the Kingdom of Romania, before being carved up into
the Soviet Union in June 1940. From 1941 to 1944 it was again part of
Romania, after which it was incorporated into the Moldavian Soviet
Socialist Republic. As the Soviet Union began to disintegrate, Gagauzia declared independence in 1990, but was integrated
into Moldova in 1994.
Scott: unlistedO
Issued: 24.08.1997 (?)
Space
Inside 0.05: Romania #C175P
Inside 0.10: Romania #2137P
Inside 0.20: Romania #C176P
Inside 0.25: Romania #C192P
Inside 0.50: Bulgaria #C128O
Inside 1.00: Hungary #C326P
Scott: unlistedO
Inside 0.05: Hungary #C284P
Inside 0.10: Hungary #C312P
Inside 0.25: Hungary #C315P
Inside 1.00: Hungary #C327P
Zoltán wrote:
Lately, I accidentally came across a series of "SOS" stamps, the only problem is that its publisher is a part of
the country that almost no one recognizes, which wants to become independent,
called Gagauzia, and would like to secede from
Moldova. So-called illegal publishing. The stamp line consists of 10
members and depicts space exploration stamps from the period 1969-1975 (5
Hungarian, 4 Romanian and 1 Bulgarian stamp).
Lou
wrote: I bought these at a NY stamp show, and I remember they were offered by
several dealers who dealt in "new issues" from the ex-USSR. One
advised me that the first day of issue was August 24, 1997. I had my
doubts as to their validity, but they were cheap and showed a nice group
of SOS, so I got them. At the same show and several to follow, I picked up all
the reproduced stamps and made up two Vario pages for
my 1997 folder. Shortly after, I found out that they were indeed spurious,
so I chalked it up to experience, and added them to the list of such SoS issues in my checklists.
Thanks to Zoltán
Komlóssyand Lou Guadagno
Scott: #283P,
284P,
285O, 286P
Thanks to Lou for the scans
Issued: 9.10.1998
140th Anniversary, Romanian Stamps
Inside #283:
Romania #1O
Inside #283-4:
Romania #2O
Inside #283:
Romania #6 and #6a (tete-beche pair)O
Thanks to Lou for the scan
Inside
#284:
Thanks to Lou for the scan
Inside
#284:
Thanks to Lou for the scan
Inside #285:
Romania #4O
Inside #285: Russia #4132P
Inside #285:
Russia #5916P
Inside #286:
Romania #3O
Inside #286:
Moldova #122O
Inside #286:
Moldova #214O
Scott: #???O
Issued: 05.04.1999
120th Anniversary of Stamps of Sorokskij
Uezd
Inside #???: Sorokskij
Uezd, Zemstvo (local) 1879
(Thanks to Lou for the scan)
Soroksky Uyezd was one of the subdivisions of the Bessarabia
Governorate of the Russian Empire. It was situated in the northern
part of the governorate. Its administrative centre
was Soroki.
Soroksky Uyezd was created in 1836 alongside Beletsky Uyezd from Yassky Uyezd which then ceased to
exist. In 1918, after the October Revolution, the uyezd
became part of the Kingdom of Romania until 1944, when Moldavian
SSR was created as a result of Eastern Front land exchanges
between the Soviets and the Nazis. Finally, in 1949, the "uyezd" territorial subdivision was abolished and three
new raions (districts) were created, one of which
retained the name as Raion Soroca.
Scott: #????O
Issued: 17.07.1999
120th Anniversary of Stamps of Yassky
Uezd
Inside #???: Yassky Uezd, Zemstvo (local) 1879
(Thanks to Lou for the scan)
Scott: #356-7O
Issued: 30.5.2000
Exhibitions 2000
Inside #357:
Scott: #382(a-c)O
Issued: 23.6.2001
10th Anniversary, Stamps of Moldova
Inside #382a:
Moldova #1P
Inside #382b:
Moldova #2P
Inside #382c: Moldova #3P
Scott: #393-4P
Issued: 9.10.2001
Dialogue among Civilizations
Inside #394: Pseudo Stamp on Envelope
Thanks to Lloyd Gilbert
Scott: #????O
Issued: 31.10.2001
130th Anniversary, Zemstvo post of Orhei
Inside
#????:
(Thanks to Lou for the scan)
Scott: #????, MI #U133O
Issued: 05.12.2001
10th Anniversary of RCC
Inside MI #U133: Pseudo Stamp
Scott: #446P
Issued: 12.6.2003
10th Anniversary of Issues Europa of Moldova
Inside #446
The margins of the Souvenir Sheet bear issues Europa of
Moldova:
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#111P (29.12.1993) |
#210O (21.6.1996) |
#415P (9.5.2002) |
#276P (18.7.1998) |
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#116P (18.6.1994) |
#376P (5.5.2001) |
#355O (9.5.2000) |
#236O (29.6.1997) |
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#166O
(9.5.1995) |
#302O
(5.5.1999) |
Scott: #496-7O
Issued: 20.7.2005
50th Anniversary of the first Europa Stamps
Inside
#497: Europa type of 1956 (pic of Germany #748P
Scott: #498O
Scott: #???, MI #U192O
Issued: 04.10.2006
15th Anniversary of RCC
Inside MI #U192: Pseudo Stamp
Scott: #????O
Issued: 16.01.2008
UPU. International Seminar
Inside #???: Pseudo Stamp
Scott: #586-7P
Issued: 23.3.2008
150th Anniversary of First Moldavian Stamps
Inside #586:
Romania #1O
Inside #586:
Romania #2O
Inside #587:
Romania #4O
Inside #587:
150th Anniversary of Moldavia's
"Bulls" 21 July 1858 - 31 October 1858
On
the 21st July
At
the end of the Crimean War (1856) the Principalities of Moldavia and Wallachia
were under the protection of the Great Powers. In
The
first stamps were designed and prepared in the Moldavian Principality. A local
engraver fashioned the four cliché. The iron blanks were imported from
France. Each value was individually engraved and distinct recognisable
differences can be seen. This is of great importance in expertising
these stamps. The four original clichés together with those of the
second issue are stored in the Bucharest Postal Museum. In places these are
somewhat damaged by corrosion. In 1891 and again on several occasions in later
years reprints were manufactured which can be recognised
as such; details are given in Volume I and III of the Romanian Handbook.
The
preparation of the first issue was carried out by hand, each stamp being
individually printed by a simple press. The original sheet consisted of 32
stamps in four horizontal rows each of eight stamps. The two upper rows show
the stamps "head up", whereas the two lower rows have the reverse
arrangement. This was technically necessary because the printing press could
not accommodate four rows at a time. We thus have eight téte-béche
pairs (foot to foot) formed by the second and third row.
http://www.rpsl.org.uk/moldavia/index.html
Scott: #587aP
Scott: #584-5P
Issued: 30.4.2008
Europa – The Letter
Inside #584-5: Pseudo Stamps on Envelopes
Thanks to G.B.
Scott: #720P
Issued: 23.6.2011
20th Anniversary, Stamps of
Inside #720a: Moldova #1P
Inside #720b: Moldova #2P
Inside #720c: Moldova #3P
Thanks to Prof. Plinio Richelmi and Lou Guadagno
Scott: #???O (Imprinted Envelope)
Issued: 12.10.2011
20th Anniversary, First Stamp Exhibition
Inside #???: Moldova #1P
Thanks to Lou Guadagno
Pre-paid Postcard
25 years of the first postage stamps
Issued: 2016
Pre-paid Postcard
60th Anniversary of the First Europa Stamps
Issued: 25.11.2016
Inside : Germany #748
(Modified: all imprints, value removed, changed color)
Thanks to Lou Guadagno
Pre-paid Postcard
50th anniversary of the Moldovan philatelists union
Issued: 2017
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Russia #5792P |
Russia #6040P |
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Russia #5916P |
Russia #5860O |
Russia #4132O |
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Moldova #1P |
Moldova #283P |
Moldova #804O |
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Moldova #469O |
Moldova #410O |
Moldova #858O |
Moldova #831O |
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Moldova #728O |
Moldova #898O |
Moldova #856O |
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Moldova #866O |
Moldova #780O |
Moldova #818O |
Moldova #621O |
Thanks to Lou Guadagno
Scott: #???O
Issued: 22.07.2018
Moldova Stamp Day / 160th Anniversary of First Stamp of
Moldova
Inside #???: Romania
#1O
Thanks to Lou Guadagno
Scott: #???PP
Issued: 27.08.2021
30th Anniversary of First Stamps
Inside #???:
Moldova #1P
Inside #???:
Moldova #2P
Inside #???: Moldova #3P
Thanks to Lou Guadagno
Best website related:
http://home.nestor.minsk.by/fsunews/moldova/index.html
http://page.freett.com/wrlz/moldova.html
Transnistria Stamps
Wish
List
Moldova #72c for
Guinea Bissau
Moldova #118
Moldova #122
Moldova #166
Moldova #210
Moldova #214
Moldova #236
Moldova #285
Moldova #302
Moldova #336
for Guinea
Moldova #355
Moldova #356-7
Moldova #382(a-c)
Moldova #386 for Sierra Leone
Moldova #496-7
Moldova #498
Moldova #911a for Guinee
Moldova #??? (2018)