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Algeria
Scott 1371d
Argentina
Scott 2109-10
Aruba
Scott 193-4
Bhutan
Scott 1319f
Bolivia
Scott 1111-2
Bosnia-Herzegovina (Croat/Mostar)
Scott 62
The Croat/Mostar distinction is important because Bosnia-Herzegovina has three independent postal services each of whom issues stamps.
Brazil
Scott 2755a
Chile
Scott 1346-7
Colombia
Scott 1171
Costa Rica
Scott 540-1
Cuba
Scott 4115-6
Dominican Republic
Scott 1371c-d
Ecuador
Scott 1557a-b
Germany
Scott 2101
I'm not sure what this stamp has to do with AIDS. It was originally classified as an AIDS stamp by Blair Henshaw and included on his list. Since then it has been picked up by a few other lists (including this one). But there is no obvious connection to AIDS. I'm sure the institute have studied it, and maybe even have a center for the study of AIDS. But the stamp isn't about the center, it's about the whole institute. So unless there's a more concrete connection (such as identifying one of the viruses on the stamp as being the AIDS virus) I may remove this in the future.
Macedonia
Scott RA110
Marshall Islands
Scott 726b
Mexico
Scott 2192c
Nicaragua
Scott 2372
Palau
Scott 539d
Paraguay
Scott 2648-9
Peru
Scott 1278
Serbia
Scott numbers unknown
These are obligatory postal tax stamps that were used from June 1 to July 30. The total print run was 3,500,000 stamps. Although Serbia was part of the Federal Republic of Yugoslovia in 2000, it was semi-autonomous and released a number of its own stamps.
Spain
Scott 3070
Surinam
Scott 1228a-b
Uruguay
Scott 1881a-b
Zimbabwe
Scott 868
