The Dominican Republic occupies the eastern two thirds of the island of Hispaniola in the Caribbean. The western third is occupied by Haiti. It is one of two Caribbean islands shared by two countries. The capital is Santo Domingo – a third of the population lives in this city. The country is the most visited destination in the Caribbean. It has very good economic growth which is driven by tourism, construction and manufacturing.
The country gained independence from Spain in 1865 and has produced its own stamps since then. They are inscribed Republica Dominicana.
Stamp Condition
When a stamp (Used or Unused) is not referred to as NH or Hinged it means that there is no gum
1932
Fort Ozama Series
SG # 311
Used (Hinged)
1935
Frontier Agreement Series
SG # 352
Used (Hinged)
1995
50th Anniversary of U.N.O. Series
SG # 1914
Used
1996
50th Anniversary of U.N.I.C.E.F Series
SG # 1948
Used