Nicaragua stamps

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Nicaragua is a representative democratic republic. It is the largest country in Central America, bordered by Honduras to the north and Costa Rica to the south. The Pacific Ocean lies to the west of the country, the Caribbean Sea to the east.

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Scott: #C254-6O

(Thanks to Jan van Lin for the scans)

Issued: 4.4.1941

Centenary, Penny Black

Inside #C254-6: Nicaragua #1O

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Scott: #695P

Issued: 15.6.1946

In Honor of US President Franklin D. Roosevelt

Inside #695: Stamp Collecting

Thanks to Lou

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Scott: #C509P

Issued: 9.9.1962

Centenary of Nicaraguan Postage Stamps

Inside #C509: Nicaragua #1O (B)

Inside #C509: Nicaragua #2O (B)

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Scott: #C519P

Issued: 2.8.1963

Issued to Honor Federation of Central American Philatelic Societies

Inside #C519: Pseudo Stamp

Thanks to Lou

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Scott: #C730O, #C735O

Issued: 12.10.1970

In Honor of US President Franklin D. Roosevelt

Inside #C730, #C735: Stamp Collecting

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Scott: #C826O

Issued: 22.2.1973

Prelude to and Causes of the American Revolution

Inside #C826: British revenue stamp for use in America #RM31

In 1765, the British Parliament passed An Act for Granting and Applying Certain Stamp Duties in the British Colonies and Plantations in America, commonly called "The Stamp Act of 1765." Parliament had imposed taxes through the use of embossed revenue stamps, also known as impressed duty stamps, in Britain since 1694. In addition, between 1755 and 1757, Massachusetts colony instituted a tax using embossed revenues, while New York colony imposed a similar tax between 1757 and 1760. Despite the history of taxation in the colonies, the Stamp Act generated intense opposition, in part because the taxes were imposed at higher rates in the colonies than in England. The Stamp Act required that certain court documents, contracts, and property transfers be executed on stamped paper or they would be subject to penalties and would not be enforceable.

https://www.si.edu/object/stamp-stamp-act-1765%3Anpm_0.022044.2

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Scott: #939-44P, #C855A-CP

Issued: 10.7.1974

Centenary, UPU

Inside #939: Nicaragua #670O

(Thanks to Komlóssy Zoltán for the scan)

Inside #940: Nicaragua #669O

(Thanks to Komlóssy Zoltán for the scan)

Inside #941, #C855D: Nicaragua #C110O

(Thanks to Komlóssy Zoltán for the scan)

Inside #942: Nicaragua #667O

Inside #943: Nicaragua #666O

Inside #944, #C855D: Nicaragua #665O

Inside #C855A: Nicaragua #835O

(Thanks to Komlóssy Zoltán for the scan)

Inside #C855B: Nicaragua #C313O

Inside #C855C: Nicaragua #734O

Scott: #C855DP

Michel #Block 81 IIO

Lou wrote: The UPU Centenary s/s was issued with two different printings, Scott only lists one and doesn’t even note the other.

But both were readily available/sold together, and even exist on FDCs.

Thanks to Lou

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Scott: #983O

Issued: 16.4.1975

American Bicentennial

Inside #983: British revenue stamp for use in America #RM31

In 1765, the British Parliament passed An Act for Granting and Applying Certain Stamp Duties in the British Colonies and Plantations in America, commonly called "The Stamp Act of 1765." Parliament had imposed taxes through the use of embossed revenue stamps, also known as impressed duty stamps, in Britain since 1694. In addition, between 1755 and 1757, Massachusetts colony instituted a tax using embossed revenues, while New York colony imposed a similar tax between 1757 and 1760. Despite the history of taxation in the colonies, the Stamp Act generated intense opposition, in part because the taxes were imposed at higher rates in the colonies than in England. The Stamp Act required that certain court documents, contracts, and property transfers be executed on stamped paper or they would be subject to penalties and would not be enforceable.

https://www.si.edu/object/stamp-stamp-act-1765%3Anpm_0.022044.2

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Scott: #Mi Bl 90O

Issued: 15.8.1975

Montreal Olympics

Inside #Mi Bl 90: Greece #683P

Inside #Mi Bl 90 (In margin): Greece #682P & #684P

Thanks to Lou

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Scott: #1038-44P, #C913-16P, #C917O

Issued: 29.12.1976

Rare and Famous Stamps

Inside #1038: Mauritius #2O

Inside #1039: Western Australia #3aO

Inside #1040: Mauritius #1O

Inside #1041: Jamaica #83aO

Inside #1042: US #C3aO

Inside #1043: Switzerland #3L1O

Inside #1044: Canada #387aO

Inside #C913: Hawaii #1O

Inside #C914: G.B. #1 [I-B]

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

Inside #C915: British Guiana #13O

Ustaritz Black Honduras http://www.sandafayre.com/	Santa Fe Black Honduras

Inside #C916: Honduras #C12O (Black Honduras)

Lou Wrote: There were only two known examples of the 1925 “Black Honduras” air mail stamp [reproduced on both Nicaragua C716 (1976) and Honduras C1075 (2000)].  The scan on the right is the stamp — now called the “Santa Fe Black Honduras”-- on both, and in fact, is now the only one in existence; the other stamp, the “Ustaritz Black Honduras” was lost in NYC almost 10 years ago and presumed destroyed.  Cherrystone Auctions sold the C12 rarity— stain and part gum notwithstanding, on January 11 2012 for $149,500.

Inside #C917: Newfoundland #C1O

Footnoted after C917:

Inscriptions on back printed on top of gum give description of illustrated stamp.

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Scott: Mi BL #97 (SG MS 2099)O

Issued: 29.12.1976

Rare and Famous Stamps

Inside Mi BL #97: G.B. #32P

Inside Mi BL #97: G.B. #65O

Inside Mi BL #97: Nicaragua #5O

Inside Mi BL #97: Nicaragua #12O

souvenir sheet shows 1881 Great Britain-Nicaragua combination cover.

(Thanks to Lou for the scans)

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An unissued version (no O/P)O

Mi #2083A O/P in Red Participation in 1980 Olys & 1979 Literary YearO

Mi #2088B same O/P in silverO

Mi #2157 O/P in black 1979 Literary YearO

Issued: 7.4.1980 – to check

1980 Overprint

Inside Mi #2083A, Mi #2088B, Mi #2157: Stamp Collecting

These stamps are all part of a 5v set for the Int’l Year of the Child

Thanks to Lloyd Gilbert

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Michel # 2160-65O

O/P in Red for 1980 Literacy Year and Participation in 1980 Olys

Issued: 20.12.1980

Year of Liberation Overprinted on in silver on Rowland Hill Death Centenary Stamp

Inside #SG 2217-8: G.B. #1

Inside #SG 2219: Nicaragua #C5O

Inside #SG 2219: Nicaragua #C7O

Inside #SG 2219: Nicaragua #C8O

Inside #SG 2219: US #C14O

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Mi 2085a-90aO

Issued: 7.4.1980

Red O/P Literacy Year and Participation in 1980 Olys

Thanks to Lloyd Gilbert

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Mi 2085b-90bO

Issued: 7.4.1980

Silver O/P Literacy Year and Participation in 1980 Olys

Thanks to Lloyd Gilbert

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Scott: #SG MS 2220P

Mi Bl 111

Issued: 3.5.1980

In margin - a Graf Zeppelin flight cover with

Inside #SG MS 2220: Nicaragua #C5O

Inside #SG MS 2220: Nicaragua #C7O

Inside #SG MS 2220: Nicaragua #C8O

Inside #SG MS 2220: U.S. #C14O

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Michel #Block 112O

Issued: 3.5.1980

Inside Michel #Block 112: Nicaragua #1O

Inside Michel #Block 112 (In margin): Nicaragua & C254-6O

Thanks to Lloyd Gilbert

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Mi BL #122O

Issued: 26.09.1980

Nicaragua Rare & Famous Stamps S/S Mi BL #97 Overprint for Literacy Year

Thanks to Lloyd Gilbert

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Michel #Block 124O

Issued: September 30 1980.

Nicaragua 805 17th Convention of Lions

S/S of 6v with various O/Ps including one with WIPA 81 emblem showing Type A9 of Austria

Austria #40P

Thanks to Lloyd Gilbert

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Michel #Block 127O

WIPA and Moon Landing Overprint #C509

Issued: September 30 1980

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Michel #Block 128O

WIPA and Apollo XI Overprint #C509

Issued: September 30 1980

Thanks to Lloyd Gilbert

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Michel #Block 134O

Sir Rowland Hill and the first stamps of Great Britain & Nicaragua

G.B. #1	Nicaragua #1O

Thanks to Lloyd Gilbert

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Scott: #1101O

Issued: 18.5.1981

WIPA '81

Inside #1101 (In Margin): Austria #40P

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Scott: #1113O

Issued: 10.8.1981

12th Congress, Postal Union of Spain and the Americas

Inside #1113: Stamp on Envelope

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Scott: #C1041O

Issued: 17.7.1983

1^st Nicaraguan Philatelic Exhibition

Inside #C1041 (In margin): Pseudo Stamp, Emblem

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Scott: #C1044P

Issued: 27.5.1984

Espana 84

Inside #C1044 (In margin): Pseudo Stamp, Emblem

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Scott: #C1047P

Issued: 15.7.1984

The 2nd National Stamp Exhibition "EXPOFILNIC '84"

Inside #C1047 (In margin): Pseudo Stamp, Emblem

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Scott: #C1130-3P

Issued: 23.5.1986

125th Anniversary, Nicaraguan Stamps

Inside #C1130-3: G.B. #1

Inside #C1130: Nicaragua #C1O

(Thanks to Komlóssy Zoltán for the scan)

Inside #C1131: Nicaragua #174O

(Thanks to Komlóssy Zoltán for the scan)

Inside #C1132: Nicaragua #38 (Mi #48)O

(Thanks to Komlóssy Zoltán for the scan)

Inside #C1133: Nicaragua # 1O

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

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Scott: #1553P, #1554-9O

Issued: 22.8.1986

International Stamp Exhibition "STOCKHOLMIA '86" - Stockholm, Sweden

Inside #1553-9: Pseudo Stamp

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Scott: #1780P

Issued: 17.07.1989

The 200th Anniversary of French Revolution - International Stamp Exhibition "PHILEXFRANCE '89"

Inside #1780 (In margin): Pseudo Stamp

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Nicaragua Mi BL #97 (SG MS 2099)

Nicaragua 1979 with and without overprint

Nicaragua Michel # 2160-65 + with overprint

Nicaragua Michel #Block 112

Nicaragua Mi BL #122

Nicaragua Michel #Block 124

Nicaragua Michel #Block 127

Nicaragua Michel #Block 128

Nicaragua Michel #Block 134

Nicaragua #1101

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Nicaragua #1490 for Guinea Bissau

Nicaragua #1491 for Guinea Bissau

Nicaragua #1492 for Guinea Bissau

Nicaragua #1493 for Guinea Bissau

Nicaragua #1570 for Uganda