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Barbados
Scott 1039
Bosnia-Herzegovina (Muslim/Sarajevo)
No Scott number
This is a semi-postal stamp from one of the three official postal agencies of Bosnia-Herzegovina. There is an interesting cinderella stamp attached to this release as well. The M&M catalog (a specialized catalog for this region of the world) indicated this stamp had a print run of only 50,000 stamps. The stamp was in use from May 8-15, 2002.
According to Google translate, the writing on the stamp reads, "The truth about SIDI, upload further." (Upload further? Methinks Google translate needs was a bit off on that one. "Learn more", perhaps?)
I brought this stamp and its 2003 cinderella version to the attention of the Scott Catalog. Their response read: The Bosnia & Herzegovina items in scans #3-4 would not be listable because they are only charity stamps. We list obligatory postal stamps used nationwide, but the use of these stamps on mail was not obligatory.
Botswana
Scott 757-60
Macedonia
Scott RA120
Mali
Scott 1125-30
These are the rarest AIDS stamps in the world. Even purchasing them in used condition is exceedingly difficult.
Although the stamps say 2001 on them, they were released January 10, 2002.
Namibia
Scott 1002-5
The circular stamp was re-released in 2006 with an overprint of a new postge cost.
North Korea (DPRK)
Scott 4233 (stamp with hand and heart), 4233a (booklet)
4233a. The old-fashioned photo on the cover of the booklet is Henri Dunant, founder of the Red Cross. If ther is a Scott # for the souvenir sheet, I haven't been able to find it yet.
South Africa
Scott 1302
Defnitely some of the most unique artwork ever on an AIDS stamp. The artwork for these stamps was created by Peter Sibanda.
Trinida & Tobago
Scott 661
This is from a four stamp set celebrating the Pan-American Health Organization's centennial anniversary. If you look at the yellow "splotch" in the upper-right area, you will see a small red ribbon inside it. Too small to be seen in this picture is the word "AIDS" as well.
United Nations
403 (Geneva), 835 (New York), 325 (Vienna)
B1 (Geneva, New York, Vienna)
Yugoslavia, Federal Republic of
No Scott number
This is an obligatory postal tax stamp that was used between December 1 and 31. The print run for this stamp was 500,000 stamps. Although Serbia was part of the Federal Republic of Yugoslovia in 2002, it was semi-autonomous and released a number of its own stamps. Because the stamp was only used in the region of Serbia rather than nationwide, it is not eligible for a Scott catalog number.