Yugoslavia 2000 World Teacher’s Day stamp MNH
In 2000, Yugoslavia (then consisting of Serbia and Montenegro) issued a single commemorative stamp to mark World Teachers’ Day.1 This stamp is part of the final era of Yugoslavian philately before the country transitioned to the State Union of Serbia and Montenegro.
The 2000 World Teachers’ Day Stamp
The stamp features a symbolic design dedicated to the profession of teaching, emphasizing the role of educators in shaping the future.2
| Metric | Details |
| Face Value | 30.00 Dinars |
| Issue Date | October 5, 2000 |
| Motif | Stylized figure or symbols representing education/knowledge. |
| Michel No. | 2987 |
| Scott No. | 2497 |
Philatelic Context
- Designer: Marina Kalezić (a frequent designer for Yugoslavian stamps in this period).
- Significance: World Teachers’ Day was established by UNESCO in 1994, and this issue was part of a global movement by postal administrations to recognize the 1966 recommendation concerning the status of teachers.3
- Format: The stamp was printed in sheets and is most commonly collected today in “Mint Never Hinged” (MNH) condition.4
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