Issued by the United States Postal Service on May 27th, 2000, this complete mint sheet of 20 lithographed stamps commemorates youth team sports in America. The sports depicted are baseball, basketball, football, and soccer. The sheet selvage includes the title, "Youth Team Sports" and these four sports featured with additional artwork.

The 1978 World Cup Soccer Championships held in Argentina were commemorated by this mint souvenir sheet from Mongolia. Issued on Apr. 15, 1978, the high-face value stamp (4 turgrik) features two soccer players in action; the sheet selvage shows the "Argentina '78" World Cup emblem, a globe showing the position of Buenos Aires, and satellites signifying the world-wide telecast. $2.25 retail value (Scott 2007 Standard Postage Stamp Catalogue, Vol. 4).

This set of six canceled stamps from Liberia was issued on June 4, 1974, to commemorate the 1974 World Cup Soccer Championships held in Munich. The stamps feature an artist's rendering of soccer plays between semi-finalist teams; flags of the competing nations, and the country names, are included on the stamps.

Russia commemorated the 6th World Cup Soccer Championships, held in Stockholm (June 8-29, 1958), with the June 5, 1958 release of this set of two stamps. The stamps are canceled and feature soccer players with a globe in the background; Russia is highlighted on the globe.

The People's Republic of Congo (former French colony of Middle Congo) issued this set of five stamps on Apr. 4, 1978 to promote the 11th World Cup Soccer Championships held in Argentina (June 1-25, 1978. This is a canceled set that features "Argentina '78" emblem and the following soccer players: Giacinto Facchetti, Bobby Moore, Raymond Kopa, Pele, and Franz Beckenbauer.

Four canceled stamps issued by Central African Republic on Nov. 18, 1977, to promote the 1978 World Cup Soccer Championships, held in Argentina (June 1-25). The stamps feature a player heading the ball into the goal, a backfield defense, a reproduction of an Argentina '78 promotional poster, and Mario Zagalo and stadium. This canceled set has a retail value of $2.00 (Scott 2007 Standard Postage Stamp Catalogue, Vol. 2).

Russia issued this strip of five mint stamps on May 25, 1990, to commemorate the World Cup Soccer championships held in Italy that year. The stamps feature various soccer players in action and the "Italia '90" emblem.

An attractive collection of 22 different canceled stamps, each featuring soccer. The issuing countries are Nicaragua, Liberia, Romania, Hungary, Rwanda, and Mongolia.

The 1992 Summer Olympics in Barcelona, Spain, were commemorated by this set of five mint stamps from the United States. The issue date was June 11, 1992. The sports celebrated on this set include soccer, women's gymnastics, volleyball, boxing, and swimming. The stamps portray realistically painted athletes at moments of high action in their sports.

Issued by the United States Postal Service on May 27th, 2000, this block of four mint lithographed stamps commemorates youth team sports in America. The sports depicted are baseball, basketball, football, and soccer.