Stamps of Argentina

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Stamps of Argentina, chronologically sorted by Michel catalogue.

Republic of Argentina[edit]

1862-1864[edit]

With accent on 'U' of 'REPUBLICA' in 1862, without accent in 1863-1864.

1864-1867 Rivadavia[edit]

Bernardino Rivadavia

Portrait of Bernardino Rivadavia (1780-1845), the first president of Argentina. Watermarked script 'RA'.

Imperforate, clear impressions[edit]

Perforated 11.5, dull to worn impressions[edit]

Philatelic fakes and forgeries[edit]

1867 Rivadavia[edit]

Without watermark.

1867-1874 Famous People[edit]

1877-1880 Famous People[edit]

1882[edit]

'1/2 PROVISORIO' black surcharge on 1867-1868 5c Rivadavia issue in two distinct types. 'PROVISORIO' Type I has a large 'P' and 'V', in type II these are smaller. Several overprint errors are known.

1884-1885[edit]

1888-1890 Famous People[edit]

12 values (1/2 C to 50 C) inscribed CORREOS ARGENTINOS.

1888-1891 Famous People[edit]

Inscribed 'CORREOS Y TELEGRAPHOS'.

1892-1897[edit]

1899-1903[edit]

21 values (1/2 C to 20 Pesos) with the representation of Argentina (sitting woman, coat of Armes and sunrise). Sun watermark.

1908-1909[edit]

16 values (1/2 C to 1 Peso) with a portrait of General de San Martin (1778-1850), from a painting of J.B. Malou. Sun watermark modified (Wm.4). The 1 Peso is bi-colour.

Buenos Ayres 1858-1862[edit]

Corrientes 1856-1880 (Geneva forgeries)[edit]

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