Yugoslavia postage stamps year 1984 Red Cross Fight against Tuberculosis

Yugoslavia postage stamps year 1984 Red Cross Fight against Tuberculosis complete MNH set

📮 Yugoslavia 1984 – Red Cross / Fight Against Tuberculosis

• In 1984, the Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia issued a Red Cross charity postage stamp(s) to support the fight against tuberculosis (TBC). These issues are part of an annual Red Cross Week / anti‑tuberculosis fundraising program common in many countries.
• Theme: Red Cross / Fight Against Tuberculosis (often with the Red Cross emblem and Cross of Lorraine, a symbol associated with TB awareness).
• Year of Issue: 1984 (often around May, coinciding with Red Cross Week).
• Type: These are charity or semi‑postal stamps, meaning they carry a surcharge over face value that goes to support Red Cross activities (especially TB campaigns).
• Design: The stamps typically feature:
  • The Red Cross emblem
  • Cross of Lorraine (symbol of tuberculosis fight)
  • Often health‑related imagery
    (Exact imagery varies by denomination; seller listings and catalogues show the theme clearly).
• Denominations: Multiple values were issued (commonly several dinar values in the set).
  • One example known in auction/catalogue references is a 5 dinar Red Cross Week / TBC stamp from 1984.
• Collectors Note: These stamps show up in modern listings as mint never hinged (MNH) sets and singles available from dealers and auction sites, often grouped under “Yugoslavia 1984 Red Cross Fight Against Tuberculosis”.

📦 Cataloguing & Usage

• These issues are usually listed in semi‑postal/charity sections of Yugoslav stamp catalogues (Scott, Michel, Yvert etc.) rather than in regular definitive or commemorative pages.
• They are not simply regular definitive postage issues; they have a charity component intended to raise funds for Red Cross TB programs.