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95 Different Belize Stamps

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Get 95 Stamps from Belize:
A Tiny Nation with a Rich History,
a Vibrant Culture, and Some of the
Most Colorful Stamps in the Caribbean

Tucked between Mexico and Guatemala on the Caribbean coast of Central America, Belize is a country unlike any other — a place where ancient Maya civilization, British colonial legacy, and lush tropical wilderness collide in one remarkable corner of the world. For most of its modern history, the country was known as British Honduras, a name that changed forever on September 21, 1981, when Belize declared independence and stepped onto the world stage as its own sovereign nation.

That story — of transformation, national pride, and cultural identity — is written all across its stamps. From vivid tropical wildlife to international milestones, from the country's own coat of arms to global events that touched every corner of the world, Belize's postal history is a window into a fascinating nation still finding its voice. And now you can explore it all with 95 different stamps in a single packet — a remarkable collection covering decades of Belizean philately.

Selections will vary, but the one I looked through included:

  • A gorgeous ½c butterfly stamp from the definitive wildlife series, picturing Parides arcas (Cramer), a striking black-winged swallowtail with vivid red and green markings, identified by its scientific name — exactly the kind of precise, beautiful natural history stamp that makes a topical collection shine.
  • A $4 Christmas stamp issued in 1980, featuring a richly illustrated Nativity scene that reflects the country's strong Catholic heritage and the warm, community-centered traditions of the holiday season in Central America.
  • A stamp commemorating 200 Years of Manned Flight, picturing an early dirigible or airship against a blue sky — part of a series Belize issued celebrating the history of aviation, a popular theme among collectors worldwide.
  • The Belize national flag stamp, issued for Independence on September 21, 1981 — a 10c stamp featuring the blue-and-red flag with the country's coat of arms at center. This is a historically significant issue, marking the moment British Honduras officially became Belize. A key date in the nation's postal history.
  • Two stamps from the 1979 International Year of the Child series — one a 25c issue showing a young Belizean child holding flowers, and a $4 value depicting a child wrapped in a blue garment. These stamps were part of a worldwide commemorative program sanctioned by the United Nations, and Belize issued a particularly evocative set. Both stamps carry the IYC emblem.
  • A $5 Rotary International stamp from 1980, marking the 75th anniversary of Rotary International (1905–1980), with the iconic "Reach Out" clasped-hands design and the Rotary wheel emblem. High-denomination stamps like this are always welcome finds in a packet.
  • A $5 stamp from the 1980 XIII Winter Olympics at Lake Placid, featuring the Olympic rings alongside gold, silver, and bronze medals. Belize issued stamps for the Lake Placid Games, and this $5 high value — with its striking graphic design — stands out immediately.
  • A $2 stamp marking the 125th Anniversary of Lord Baden-Powell's Birth, featuring a Scout in uniform saluting in front of a Scouting flag and tent. Baden-Powell, founder of the worldwide Boy Scout movement, has been honored on stamps around the globe, and this Belizean issue is a handsome example — perfect for Scout topical collectors.
  • A 35c Commonwealth Day stamp featuring a map of Belize, showing the country's coastline, the Caribbean Sea, and the names of its major towns and economic products — including corn, cattle, lobster, citrus, snapper, bananas, chicle, and sugar. It's a fascinating geographic and economic snapshot of the country, dated March 14, 1983.

That's quite a selection from just one packet — and yours will bring its own surprises. With 95 stamps in all, you're getting a rich, wide-ranging look at one of the Western Hemisphere's most interesting young nations.

Whether you're building a Caribbean or Central America collection, a British Commonwealth collection, or simply love discovering stamps from countries off the beaten path, this packet delivers exceptional variety and value. Add it to your collection today.

Get 95 Stamps from Belize:
A Tiny Nation with a Rich History,
a Vibrant Culture, and Some of the
Most Colorful Stamps in the Caribbean

Tucked between Mexico and Guatemala on the Caribbean coast of Central America, Belize is a country unlike any other — a place where ancient Maya civilization, British colonial legacy, and lush tropical wilderness collide in one remarkable corner of the world. For most of its modern history, the country was known as British Honduras, a name that changed forever on September 21, 1981, when Belize declared independence and stepped onto the world stage as its own sovereign nation.

That story — of transformation, national pride, and cultural identity — is written all across its stamps. From vivid tropical wildlife to international milestones, from the country's own coat of arms to global events that touched every corner of the world, Belize's postal history is a window into a fascinating nation still finding its voice. And now you can explore it all with 95 different stamps in a single packet — a remarkable collection covering decades of Belizean philately.

Selections will vary, but the one I looked through included:

  • A gorgeous ½c butterfly stamp from the definitive wildlife series, picturing Parides arcas (Cramer), a striking black-winged swallowtail with vivid red and green markings, identified by its scientific name — exactly the kind of precise, beautiful natural history stamp that makes a topical collection shine.
  • A $4 Christmas stamp issued in 1980, featuring a richly illustrated Nativity scene that reflects the country's strong Catholic heritage and the warm, community-centered traditions of the holiday season in Central America.
  • A stamp commemorating 200 Years of Manned Flight, picturing an early dirigible or airship against a blue sky — part of a series Belize issued celebrating the history of aviation, a popular theme among collectors worldwide.
  • The Belize national flag stamp, issued for Independence on September 21, 1981 — a 10c stamp featuring the blue-and-red flag with the country's coat of arms at center. This is a historically significant issue, marking the moment British Honduras officially became Belize. A key date in the nation's postal history.
  • Two stamps from the 1979 International Year of the Child series — one a 25c issue showing a young Belizean child holding flowers, and a $4 value depicting a child wrapped in a blue garment. These stamps were part of a worldwide commemorative program sanctioned by the United Nations, and Belize issued a particularly evocative set. Both stamps carry the IYC emblem.
  • A $5 Rotary International stamp from 1980, marking the 75th anniversary of Rotary International (1905–1980), with the iconic "Reach Out" clasped-hands design and the Rotary wheel emblem. High-denomination stamps like this are always welcome finds in a packet.
  • A $5 stamp from the 1980 XIII Winter Olympics at Lake Placid, featuring the Olympic rings alongside gold, silver, and bronze medals. Belize issued stamps for the Lake Placid Games, and this $5 high value — with its striking graphic design — stands out immediately.
  • A $2 stamp marking the 125th Anniversary of Lord Baden-Powell's Birth, featuring a Scout in uniform saluting in front of a Scouting flag and tent. Baden-Powell, founder of the worldwide Boy Scout movement, has been honored on stamps around the globe, and this Belizean issue is a handsome example — perfect for Scout topical collectors.
  • A 35c Commonwealth Day stamp featuring a map of Belize, showing the country's coastline, the Caribbean Sea, and the names of its major towns and economic products — including corn, cattle, lobster, citrus, snapper, bananas, chicle, and sugar. It's a fascinating geographic and economic snapshot of the country, dated March 14, 1983.

That's quite a selection from just one packet — and yours will bring its own surprises. With 95 stamps in all, you're getting a rich, wide-ranging look at one of the Western Hemisphere's most interesting young nations.

Whether you're building a Caribbean or Central America collection, a British Commonwealth collection, or simply love discovering stamps from countries off the beaten path, this packet delivers exceptional variety and value. Add it to your collection today.

 
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