Paraguay – Scott # 767
$0.501963 Paraguay issue depicting President Alfredo Stroessner. Scott #767, mint never hinged, inscribed “Libertad – Orden – Progreso.”
Paraguay’s stamps reflect a fascinating blend of Latin American history, European influence, and bold artistic expression. From early 19th-century engraved issues to the vivid commemoratives of the modern era, Paraguay’s philately captures the nation’s cultural pride and evolving identity.
Collectors appreciate Paraguay for its classic portraits, historical themes, and innovative topical designs—including sports, space, art, and aviation. Many issues from the mid-20th century are known for their exceptional color printing and engraved detail, while earlier series offer insight into a country rebuilding after conflict and isolation.
Collector’s Note:
Seek out early Republic issues, War of the Triple Alliance commemoratives, and mid-century airmails, many of which feature unique bilingual inscriptions and ornate frames.
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1963 Paraguay issue depicting President Alfredo Stroessner. Scott #767, mint never hinged, inscribed “Libertad – Orden – Progreso.”

Commemorative airmail stamp honoring UN Secretary-General Dag Hammarskjöld’s visit. Scott #C260, mint never hinged, featuring the UN emblem.

Colorful 8-stamp wildlife set from Paraguay (Scott #1574A–H), mint never hinged, featuring native animals including the piranha, anaconda, tortoise, iguana, and peccary.

1975 Paraguay 500th Anniversary of Michelangelo set (Scott #1583A–H), mint never hinged. Eight colorful stamps featuring masterpieces from the Sistine Chapel and other works.

1950s Paraguay Human Rights issue honoring the UN. Set of 4 stamps (Scott #565–568), mint never hinged, featuring peace, justice, freedom, and human dignity symbols.

1950s Paraguay issue honoring the United Nations. Set of 5 stamps (Scott #569–571 & C272–C273), mint never hinged, showing the UN and Paraguay flags crossed above the UN emblem.