TURKMENISTAN
Stamps inscribed 'Туркменистан' and/or 'Turkmenistan', 'Türkmenistan' or 'Türkmenpoçta'.
<- 1919 Part of the Russian Empire
1919 - 1992 Part of the Soviet Union
1992 - Independent nation
From 1992: 1 Ruble (SUR) = 100 Kopecks
From 1993: 1 Ruble (RUR) = 100 Kopecks (=1 SUR)
From 1993: 1 Manat (TMM)= 100 Tennesi (=500 RUR)
From 2009: 1 New Manat (TMT) = 100 Tenge (=5000 TMM)
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Issue Item code Item type Face value Remarks SC Joint issue with Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan and Uzbekistan
TM19960429 ST 100_00 1 Stamp 100.00 Caracal TM19960429 MS 500_00 Stamp 500.00 Caracal (on one stamp only)
5-stamp MS2007 Definitives - Fauna TM20070200 ST A 1 Stamp A Cheetahs
Self-adhesive, imperforate
A in Upper corner
Country name horizontally in brownTM20070200 ST A 2 Stamp A Cheetahs
Self-adhesive, imperforate
A in Lower corner
No country name2008 Definitives - Fauna TM20080601 ST A 1 Stamp A Cheetahs
Self-adhesive, imperforate
A in Lower corner
Country name horizontally in blackTM20080601 ST A 2 Stamp A Cheetahs
Self-adhesive, imperforate
A in Lower corner
Country name vertically, sideways in blackTM20080601 ST A 3 Stamp A Cheetahs
Self-adhesive, imperforate
A in Lower corner
Country name vertically, descending in black2008 Fauna of Turkmenistan (on hologram foil) TM20080601 ST A 4 Stamp A Cheetahs
Self-adhesive, imperforate
On silver foilTM20080601 ST A 5 Stamp A Cheetahs
Self-adhesive, imperforate
On green foilTM20080601 ST A 6 Stamp A Cheetahs
Self-adhesive, imperforate
On golden foilTM20080601 ST G 1 Stamp A Caracal
Self-adhesive, imperforate
On silver foilTM20080601 ST G 2 Stamp A Caracal
Self-adhesive, imperforate
On green foilTM20080601 ST G 3 Stamp A Caracal
Self-adhesive, imperforate
On golden foil2009 Definitives - Fauna TM20090702 ST A Stamp A Cheetahs TM20090702 ST G Stamp G Caracal List compiled by Geir Arveng
Latest update: 9 November 2009