Yugoslavia year 1970 stamps – Olympic Games – Charity Issues MNH
Postal Tax Stamp (often called a Charity Stamp or Surcharge Stamp) issued for the benefit of the Yugoslav Olympic Committee, rather than a definitive postage stamp set for a specific Olympic Games event.
Here are the details for the Yugoslavia 1970 Olympic Games Charity Issue:
Yugoslavia 1970 Olympic Committee Postal Tax Stamp
- Type of Issue: Postal Tax Stamp (or Charity Stamp/Doplatna Marka)
- Purpose: The surcharge collected went for the benefit of the Olympic Committee and other sports-related events/funding.
- Date of Issue: June 10, 1970 (This is the issue date, but not the obligatory use period, if any).
- Set Size: It is generally listed as a single value (1v).
Key Characteristics:
Catalog No. (Michel Z39) | Face Value (Dinar) | Color/Description |
Z39 | 0.50 + 0.50 (Din) | Multicolored (often featuring an image related to sport or the Olympic rings/flag) |
Note on Charity/Postal Tax Stamps:
In Yugoslavia (and many European countries), postal tax stamps like this one were often mandatory to be affixed to mail alongside regular postage stamps during a specific, limited period. The amount after the plus sign (e.g., +0.50 Din) was the charity surcharge, which was the funding portion for the specified cause.
The search results also mention a similar stamp from the previous year:
- 1969 Olympic Week Postal Tax Stamp (Obligatory use: Dec 1–7, 1969) – This was also a single value (1v).
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