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Short desc: Olympics 1996
Issuer: Antigua
Date: 5/6/1996
Occasion: Olympics 1996
Consists of 24 stamps: (See stamps as list)
65c d=Florence Griffith-Joyner (1996) perf=14.25
75c d=Olympic stadium Seoul 1988 perf=14.25
90c d=Parry O'Brien perf=14.25
90c d=Fu Mingxia perf=14.25
90c d=Xu Yanmei perf=14.25
90c d=Wendy Wyland perf=14.25
90c d=Zhou Jihong perf=14.25
90c d=Michelle Mitchell perf=14.25
90c d=Greg Louganis perf=14.25
90c d=Gary Tobian perf=14.25
90c d=Kelly McCormick perf=14.25
90c d=Ingrid Kramer perf=14.25
90c d=Robert Richards perf=14.25
90c d=Daley Thompson perf=14.25
90c d=Silke Renk perf=14.25
90c d=Viktor Saneyev perf=14.25
90c d=Filbert Bayi perf=14.25
90c d=Sergej Bubka perf=14.25
90c d=Shirley Strong perf=14.25
90c d=Wolfgang Nordwig perf=14.25
90c d=Allison Jolly and Lynne Jewell perf=14.25
$1.20 perf=14.25
$5 d=Bill Toomey
$5 d=Mark Lenzi
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