List of stamp issues related to the Pan American Games

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The list of stamp issues for the Pan American Games gives an overview of the stamps issued for the occasion. Most of the postal administrations of the organizing countries have to since 1951, all four yearly Pan American Games Spanish, Juegos Panamericanos English, Pan American Games issued stamps. So far, the main host countries that have contributed to the Games are Cuba (ten times), the Dominican Republic (eight times) and Argentina (four times). In 1975, Grenada , which was not participating , also issued postage stamps for the Games for export to the Grenada part of the Grenadines . The most popular games to date have been the 1987 Indianapolis games, with editions from nine countries.

1951 Buenos Aires (Argentina)

no expenses

1955 Mexico City (Mexico)

Issuing country Michel no. Remarks
Mexico 1045-1047

1959 Chicago (USA)

Issuing country Michel no. Remarks
United States 759
Argentina 706-710
Dominican Republic 696-704 The stamps 697-704 were originally published for the Olympic Games in 1956 and were provided with an imprint, which also included a surcharge.
Haiti 580-585
Panama 559-564 Also with AEREO imprint (Michel no. 654) and with a new value imprint (Michel no. 877)

1963 São Paulo (Brazil)

Issuing country Michel no. Remarks
Brazil 1035
Argentina 819-821
Cuba 841/842

1967 Winnipeg (Canada)

Issuing country Michel no. Remarks
Canada 413
Cuba 1308-1314

1971 Cali (Colombia)

Issuing country Michel no. Remarks
Colombia 1179/1180
Cuba 1667-1673

1975 Mexico City (Mexico)

Issuing country Michel no. Remarks
Mexico 1471
Brazil 1517
Dominican Republic 1108-1111
Grenada 701-707, block 48
Grenadines 105-111, block 14
Cuba 2072-2076, block 46

1979 San Juan (Puerto Rico)

Issuing country Michel no. Remarks
Dominican Republic 1232-1234
El Salvador 1286-1288 Also with new value imprint (Michel-No. 1348)

The US Post Office responsible for Puerto Rico did not consider the games.

1983 Caracas (Venezuela)

Issuing country Michel no. Remarks
Venezuela 2243-2248, block 32
Argentina 1651/1652
Dominican Republic 1394-1396
Cuba 2747-2752
Nicaragua 2400-2406, block 150

1987 Indianapolis (USA)

Issuing country Michel no. Remarks
United States 1863
Argentina 1893-1895
Brazil 2211
El Salvador 1666-1673 printed in pairs
Cuba 3116 printed contiguously with a decorative field
Mexico 2030/2031
Nicaragua 2807-2813, block 174
Panama 1656-1660, block 126 Also with new value imprint (Michel no. 1752, 1755)
Suriname 1214-1216

1991 Havana (Cuba)

Issuing country Michel no. Remarks
Cuba 3342-3351, 3439-3448, 3476-3485 The first two issues appeared in 1989 and 1990.
Brazil 2404-2406 Printed as a block of four with an ornamental field, the stamps related to both the Pan American Games and the 1992 Olympic Games
Chile 1441/1442 printed vertically connected
Dominican Republic 1631-1633
Honduras 1113-1115, block 49

1995 Mar del Plata (Argentina)

Issuing country Michel no. Remarks
Argentina 2231-2235
Dominican Republic 1733/1734
Cuba 3802-3807

1999 Winnipeg (Canada)

Issuing country Michel no. Remarks
Canada 1782-1785 printed as a block of four
Dominican Republic 1950/1951
Colombia 2124-2135 Miniature sheet
Cuba 4211-4213

2003 Santo Domingo (Dominican Republic)

Issuing country Michel no. Remarks
Dominican Republic 2061-2063
Cuba 4526-4529

2007 Rio de Janeiro (Brazil)

Issuing country Michel no. Remarks
Brazil 3448, 3470-3474, 3502 The stamps 3448 and 3470–3474 were self-adhesive, the stamp 3502 was issued in a sheetlet with a personally designed decorative field. The 3448 brand appeared in 2006.
Dominican Republic 2105/2106
Ecuador 3073-3077 printed horizontally connected
Colombia 2471 as a sheetlet of eight stamps
Cuba 4950-4955, block 228

2011 Guadelajara (Mexico)

Issuing country Michel no. Remarks
Mexico 3671-3673 printed horizontally connected
Ecuador 3359-3363 printed horizontally connected
Colombia 2742 as a sheetlet of 15 stamps

2015 Toronto (Canada)

no expenses

2019 Lima (Peru)

Issuing country Michel no. Remarks
Peru NN Two postage stamps printed horizontally connected, the stamps also commemorating the Para American Games .

See also

source

  • Michel Catalogs : North America, Central America, Caribbean Islands, South America

Web links

Remarks

  1. These are in particular the inhabited islands of Carriacou and Petite Martinique
  2. ^ The part of the Grenadines belonging to Grenada