Worldwide soccer / Football year 1960/90 stamps Mint never hinged

Stamps commemorating soccer (football) worldwide between 1960 and 1990 often celebrate significant events such as World Cups, championships, and the achievements of notable players and teams. Here are some key themes and examples you might find on stamps from various countries during this period:

1. World Cup Celebrations: Stamps issued around the time of FIFA World Cup tournaments, such as the ones in 1966 (England), 1970 (Mexico), 1974 (West Germany), 1978 (Argentina), 1982 (Spain), 1986 (Mexico), and 1990 (Italy). These stamps often feature the World Cup trophy, national teams, stadiums, and famous moments from matches.
2. Football Legends: Stamps honoring legendary players and coaches such as Pelé (Brazil), Diego Maradona (Argentina), Johan Cruyff (Netherlands), Michel Platini (France), Franz Beckenbauer (Germany), and others who made significant contributions to the sport during this era.
3. National Teams and Achievements: Stamps showcasing national football teams and their successes in regional and international competitions, including European Championships, Copa América, and other continental tournaments.
4. Domestic Leagues and Clubs: Stamps highlighting domestic leagues and famous football clubs from around the world, often featuring club badges, stadiums, and scenes from matches.
5. Football as a Cultural Phenomenon: Stamps depicting football as part of the cultural fabric of societies, including fans, stadiums, and grassroots football scenes.
6. Philatelic Souvenirs: Commemorative stamps issued by countries hosting major football events or marking milestones in the sport’s history, such as anniversaries of football associations or influential tournaments.