Bosnia – Serbian year 2000-2015 Lot red cross and TBC stamps

Bosnia – Serbian year 2000-2015 Lot red cross and TBC stamps MNH

Bosnia and Herzegovina (Republika Srpska) issued annual postal tax stamps from 2000 to 2015 supporting Red Cross and anti-tuberculosis (TBC) campaigns, typically as pairs of perforated and imperforate 0.20 KM values.​

These semi-postal stamps feature charity surcharges for humanitarian causes, with Red Cross Week issues in May and Anti-TBC stamps in September each year. Examples include the 2000 Red Cross (Michel Z6), 2002 Tuberculosis on first day covers, 2006 sets for both themes, and 2015 pairs (BHS-T 37AB perf/imperf). Lots covering 2000-2015 often bundle multiple years’ complete pairs from these ongoing series.​

Availability and Market

Complete lots of Red Cross and Anti-TBC stamps from this period sell on platforms like eBay for C$7–$10, with individual years (e.g., 2015 perf/imperf) at $2–$3 MNH. Collectors value them for thematic charity philately, especially in mint never hinged condition with both formats.​

Key Catalog References

• Red Cross/TBC Issues: Annual from 2000 (e.g., Z6), 2006 (separate sets), 2015 (BHS-T 37-37a Anti-TBC).​
• Formats: 2v x 0.20 KM (perf/imperf), sheets or pairs.​
  Prior research confirms your interest in Bosnia Serbian charity stamps, like the 2004 TBC/Red Cross series.