Panama

Panama stamps available online at Io Collezionista. Panama was reached by the Spanish conquistadors in the 16th century and gained independence only in 1819, when it joined what was known as Gran Colombia (1819-1831), the state willed into being by Simon Bolivar, which took in parts of present day Guyana, Brazil and Peru as well as Colombia, Ecuador and Venezuela. The origin of the name remains uncertain and several theories compete: according to the official explanation given by the Panamanian Ministry of Education the word comes from the abundance of fish, trees and butterflies, which may indirectly support a legend of the colonial period that tells of a fishing village called Panama, a name that means precisely abundance of fish.

Panama 1904 10c. Orange, Variety - LBF/610BPanama 1904 10c. Orange, Variety
Panama 1904 - 10c. orange (Cat. Yvert 16A) with the perforation shifted and part of the overprint (Panama) on the margin. A most interesting postmark, "3/dic.1904 Panama Administracion General de Correos", of the general administration of the post office.

Panama 1904 - 10c. orange (Cat. Yvert 16A) with the perforation shifted and part of the overprint (Panama) on the margin. A most interesting postmark, "3/dic.1904 Panama Administracion General de Correos", of the…

Added on 3 September 2005

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Lot LBF/610B
Panama Canal Zone 1904 5c. Blue, Overprint Variety, Used - LBF/610CPanama Canal Zone 1904 5c. Blue, Overprint Variety, Used
PANAMA CANAL ZONE - 5 cent. blue (Cat. Yvert 12A), cancelled - a variety with the PANAMA overprints set close together on the right-hand side of the stamp instead of on both sides of it - uncommon

PANAMA CANAL ZONE - 5 cent. blue (Cat. Yvert 12A), cancelled - a variety with the PANAMA overprints set close together on the right-hand side of the stamp instead of on both sides of it - uncommon

Added on 3 September 2005

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Lot LBF/610C
Panama 1960 Rome Olympics - Souvenir Sheet, Mint - LOTTO/29356Panama 1960 Rome Olympics - Souvenir Sheet, Mint
1960 - REPUBLIC OF PANAMA - the Rome Olympics (Cat. Yvert BF/8), a souvenir sheet (miniature sheet), mint, never hinged with full gum (MNH) - Lotto/29356

1960 - REPUBLIC OF PANAMA - the Rome Olympics (Cat. Yvert BF/8), a souvenir sheet (miniature sheet), mint, never hinged with full gum (MNH) - Lotto/29356

Added on 28 June 2018

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Lot 29356
Panama Canal Zone, 43 Different Stamps, Used - LOTTO/41857Panama Canal Zone, 43 Different Stamps, Used
PANAMA - CANAL ZONE - A group of 43 different used stamps, to be catalogued - Lotto/41857

PANAMA - CANAL ZONE - A group of 43 different used stamps, to be catalogued - Lotto/41857

Added on 22 February 2024

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Lot 41857
Panama 1887/1904 25 Different Stamps - LOTTO/43620Panama 1887/1904 25 Different Stamps
1887/1904 - PANAMA - A group of 25 stamps of the first period, used and/or mint hinged - Lotto/43620

1887/1904 - PANAMA - A group of 25 stamps of the first period, used and/or mint hinged - Lotto/43620

Added on 27 March 2025

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Lot 43620

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Panama

Panama 1904 - 10c. orange (Cat. Yvert 16A) with the perforation shifted and part of the overprint (Panama) on the margin. A most interesting postmark, "3/dic.1904 Panama Administracion General de Correos", of the general administration of the post office.

PANAMA CANAL ZONE - 5 cent. blue (Cat. Yvert 12A), cancelled - a variety with the PANAMA overprints set close together on the right-hand side of the stamp instead of on both sides of it - uncommon

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Panama

Panama 1904 - 10c. orange (Cat. Yvert 16A) with the perforation shifted and part of the overprint (Panama) on the margin. A most interesting postmark, "3/dic.1904 Panama Administracion General de Correos", of the general administration of the post office.

PANAMA CANAL ZONE - 5 cent. blue (Cat. Yvert 12A), cancelled - a variety with the PANAMA overprints set close together on the right-hand side of the stamp instead of on both sides of it - uncommon