2016 150th Anniversary of Yat-sen's birth. Other countries Countries other than China have also issued stamps depicting Sun Yat-sen. These include the following countries: Argentina, 1966 Birth centenary Guyana 1997, 75th Anniversary of Death Macau, 120th Anniversary of Birth. Marshall Islands, 2000 Miniature sheet Mongolia, 1993 Miniature sheet for Taipei 1993 Nevis, 2005 Miniature sheet Papua New Guinea, 1996 Miniature sheet Philippines, 2016, 150th Anniversary of birth Romania. Birth centenary Saint Vincent and the Grenadines, 1994 Miniature sheet Tanzania, 1997 Miniature sheet United States 1942, Chinese resistance 1961, Fifty years of the Republic of China USSR 1965 Birth centenary 1986 120th Anniversary of Birth Venda (South Africa), 1988 Writing set. The 16c value has calligraphy by Dr Sun Yat-sen that means "universal love." Revenue Stamps He has also appeared on a number of Chinese revenue or fiscal stamps. These were issued before 1949. For example, there is the green 1943 Postal Savings of $1.00. It has characters the mean “Save Money for China.” In addition some of the regular postal issues above were overprinted for fiscal or tax use. see http://www.chinarevenuestamps.com/ Revenue Stamps – Taiwan 1946 Central portrait of Dr Sun in oval frame. Characters above and below. Scroll work on either side of portrait. Western numeral of value in bottom left and right corner. Stamps are wider than they are tall. Issued imperf but with a cutting line and no gum. Values: 10c, 20c, 40c, $1, $2, $4, $10, $50, $100, $500, $1000. The $10 and the three highest values exist in two printings of different colours. 1948 Portrait of Dr Sun in oval frame on the lower right of the stamp. A map of Taiwan Province is central and on the left is a palm. At the top is the round star symbol of the Government the same as on the first issue of postage stamps above. Characters in top right corner in two lines. Stamps are wider than they are tall, no gum. Litho printed values; $10, $50. Engraved printed values: $50, $100, $500, $1000, $5000. 1949 July. New Currency. The 1948 stamps were reissued but with an overprint. Values: 25c, $2.50. 1949 November. Issue of a similar design to the 1948 issue but with the value block lower down. Lithographed, rouletted, no gum. Values: 1c, 5c, 10c, 50c, $1, $5, $10, $20, $50. 1952 (Republic of China). Portrait of Dr Sun in oval frame on the