Liberia – Scott # 1052
$0.50Liberia Scott #1052 (1987), 60c MNH. Calgary 1988 Winter Olympics commemorative featuring Bill Johnson, 1984 downhill skiing gold medalist. Fresh, clean, and beautifully designed.
Liberia – The Oldest Republic in Africa
Liberia’s postage stamps offer a vivid window into the nation’s proud history and identity as Africa’s first independent republic. Since issuing its first stamps in 1860, Liberia has produced designs that celebrate freedom, progress, and the country’s deep ties to both Africa and the Americas.
From early classic issues featuring the Liberian star and allegorical figures of liberty to later sets honoring wildlife, explorers, and aviation, Liberia’s stamps are known for their rich symbolism and bold artistry. Many commemorate milestones in African independence and international cooperation, reflecting the nation’s historic role in shaping the modern continent.
For collectors, Liberian stamps combine historical significance, cultural pride, and a spirit of optimism that has endured for more than 160 years.
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Liberia Scott #1052 (1987), 60c MNH. Calgary 1988 Winter Olympics commemorative featuring Bill Johnson, 1984 downhill skiing gold medalist. Fresh, clean, and beautifully designed.

Liberia Scott #1053 (1987), 80c MNH. Calgary 1988 Winter Olympics commemorative featuring East Germany’s gold medal four-man bobsleigh team (1984). Clean, bright, and fresh.

Liberia Scott #C67 (1949), MNH 25¢ airmail stamp celebrating the 75th Anniversary of the UPU. Engraved Atlas design; fresh and well-centered.

Liberia 1947 Scott #300 & C54–C56, MNH set of four commemorating the Centenary of the first U.S. postage stamps. Engraved designs with Franklin, Washington, and Liberia’s Liberty Seated.

Liberia 1956 Scott #355–357 & C100–C102, MNH “FIPEX” commemorative set of six. Engraved designs featuring Statue of Liberty, New York Coliseum, and FIPEX globe.