Venezuela postage stamps year 1976 USA presidents – American Revolution MNH
In 1976, Venezuela joined many nations around the world in issuing stamps to commemorate the Bicentennial of the American Revolution (1776-1976).
The set you are referring to is dedicated to the early leaders of the United States.
🇻🇪 Venezuela 1976: Bicentennial of U.S. Independence
| Detail | Information |
| Issue Year | 1976 |
| Theme | 200th Anniversary of the Independence of the United States (Bicentenario de la Independencia de Estados Unidos) |
| Set Size | 5 Stamps (as a complete set) |
| Scott Catalogue # | 1056-1060 (There may be variations in catalog numbers, but this series is consistently listed as a set of five.) |
| Focus | Portraits of the first five U.S. Presidents, who were key figures in the American Revolution and the early republic. |
Featured U.S. Presidents and Designs
The five stamps in this set typically feature the portraits of the following U.S. Presidents:
- George Washington (1st President, Commander-in-Chief of the Continental Army)
- John Adams (2nd President, key diplomat and Founding Father)
- Thomas Jefferson (3rd President, principal author of the Declaration of Independence)
- James Madison (4th President, “Father of the Constitution”)
- James Monroe (5th President, last of the Founding Fathers to be elected to the office)
These stamps usually include the year “1776-1976” and an inscription in Spanish related to the Bicentennial of U.S. Independence.
The issuance of this set by Venezuela underscores the historical and ideological connection between the South American revolutions led by figures like Simón Bolívar and the earlier American Revolution.
