Quijote Stamps.

Here are the last 5 covers I have in my collection, all were posted to Israel:

Mills of La Mancha - Spain, 1973:

Miguel de Cervantes statue in his birth city Alcalá de Henares in Spain, issued by Spain in 2001:

"The New Don Quixote or One Hundred Follies" (ballet), by Stanislaw Moniuszko (1819 - 1872), designed by Jerzy Desselberger, engraved by Edward Konecki and issued by Poland on September 15, 1972:

Ecuador 1949 Cervantes Saavedra Quixote, Man of La Mancha.
A bit of Quixote in all of us.
Sc#521 and Air.

Cervantes on 50 Euro cents coin:

Euro coins have common and national sides.
The 10, 20, and 50 c. coins circulated in Spain show Miguel de Cervantes Saavedra.

You can build quite a collection, as Spain is one of many countries that includes the year in which the coin was minted in the design. They exist for each of the years 1999 through 2023. So, there are 75 of them already.



In 2005, Spain issued a set of gold and silver commemorative coins for the 400th anniversary of the (first part of) the Quijote.

Jorgesurci posted on page 5 of the thread a nice scan of the 10 Pesetas value, but there were two other values in the Spain 1936 air mail set depicting Don Quixote and Sancho Panza flying on Clavileño. In the interest of completeness here they are.

Others in this 15 stamp airmail issue featured an eagle with newspaper (4), a monoplane over the Madrid Palace of the Press (4) , and an autogiro over the House of Nazareth in Madrid (4)

...so, if we are talking!
Here are one nice issue from Bosnia (Muslim part):
Year 2016, Michel catalog number 686/Block 55.
With affordable catalog value for FDC of 4.60 euro, single stamp even more affordable, catalog value of 2.30 euro.