Issued by the United States Postal Service on May 27th, 2000, this block of four mint lithographed stamps commemorates youth team sports in America. The sports depicted are baseball, basketball, football, and soccer. Scott Cat.# 3399-3402 (3402a)

Issued by the United States Postal Service on May 27th, 2000, this complete mint sheet of 20 lithographed stamps commemorates youth team sports in America. The sports depicted are baseball, basketball, football, and soccer. The sheet selvage includes the title, "Youth Team Sports" and these four sports featured with additional artwork. Scott Cat.# 3402a (3399-3402). This item is currently one of our special offers; our list price of $16.95 has been reduced by 20% to $13.50

Please note that this item is a discounted second quality sheet; the sheet you receive will have a fairly minor fault, such as a corner bend or internal dent (still very presentable). Scott Cat.# 3399-3401 (3402a). Please click on the thumbnail image for additional information.

Issued by the United States Postal Service on May 27th, 2000, this mint stamp commemorates soccer as a youth team sport in America. This stamp is a member of a four-stamp set, featuring three additional youth team sports, which we also offer as a block of four (complete set; see item# BA14) and in a complete sheet of 20 stamps (see item# BA14b). Scott Cat.# 3401

Issuing Country: Dominica
Date of Issue: January 29, 2026
Scott Catalogue Number(s): 744-753
2015 Scott Catalogue Value: $15.10
Description: This complete mint set of ten Disney stamps, including one in a high denomination souvenir sheet format, promotes the 1982 World Cup Soccer Championships. The designs feature various Disney characters playing soccer.

Russia issued this complete mint set of three stamps on September 4, 1991, to promote the 1992 Summer Olympic Games. These 25th Summer Games were hosted by Barcelona, Spain. The stamps feature the sports of canoeing, running (track and field) and soccer. Scott Cat.$ 6023-5.

Greece promoted the selection of Athens as the site of the 1996 Centennial Summer Olympic Games with the issuance of this mint strip of five stamps on July 13, 1990. These games ended up being "awarded' to Atlanta (USA), with Athens eventually being the site of the 2004 Games. Sailing, Wrestling, Sprinting, Basketball and Soccer are featured on the attractively-designed stamps. Scott Cat.# 1704a. The 2015 Scott Catalogue value for this issue is $7.00.

The 1992 Summer Olympics in Barcelona, Spain, were commemorated by this set of five mint stamps from the United States. The issue date was June 11, 1992. The sports celebrated on this set include soccer, women's gymnastics, volleyball, boxing, and swimming. The stamps portray realistically painted athletes at moments of high action in their sports. Scott Cat.# 2637-2641 (2641a)

Issuing Country: United States
Date of Issue: June 14, 2025
Scott Catalogue Number(s): 5203-5210 (5210a)
Description: With two copies each of eight different designs, this mint sheet of 16 circular self-adhesive Forever stamps features sport balls used in sports popular in America. Balls for the following sports are included: football, volleyball, soccer, golf, baseball, basketball, tennis, and kickball.

An attractive collection of 22 different canceled stamps, each featuring soccer. The issuing countries are Nicaragua, Liberia, Romania, Hungary, Rwanda, and Mongolia.

Russia issued this strip of five mint stamps on May 25, 1990, to commemorate the World Cup Soccer championships held in Italy that year. The stamps feature various soccer players in action and the "Italia '90" emblem. 2015 Scott Cat. value: $3.00. Scott Cat.# 5899a (5895-5899). This item is currently one of our special offers; our list price of $2.45 has been reduced by 30% to $1.70.

Four canceled stamps issued by Central African Republic on Nov. 18, 1977, to promote the 1978 World Cup Soccer Championships, held in Argentina (June 1-25). The stamps feature a player heading the ball into the goal, a backfield defense, a reproduction of an Argentina '78 promotional poster, and Mario Zagalo and stadium. This canceled set has a retail value of $2.00 (Scott 2007 Standard Postage Stamp Catalogue, Vol. 2).