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Statue of LibertyC58%u2014November 20, 1959Liberty BellC57%u2014June 10, 1960Abraham LincolnC59%u2014April 22, 1960 Liberty BellC62%u2014June 28, 1961Statue of LibertyC63%u2014January 13, 1961Statue of LibertyStatue of LibertyC80%u2014July 13, 1971Regular Issue Air Mails1960-1971The 10%u00a2 Liberty Bell stamp was primarily for Air Mail to Central and South America and the West Indies%u2014but not to Mexico.The 15%u00a2 Statue of Liberty stamp was mainly for Air Mail destined for Europe and certain parts of Northern Africa. A modified version was produced after about 6 months, to make it easier to print on the Giori Press which had problems printing the undivided gutter between the design and the denomination of the earlier stamp.The 25%u00a2 Abraham Lincoln stamp was issued for Air Mail heading to Asia, Australia, and most of Africa. The 13%u00a2 Liberty Bell stamp was issued when the International Air Mail rate increased to Central and South America, the West Indies, Bermuda, and Saint Pierre & Miquelon.The 17%u00a2 Statue of Liberty stamp was released when the International Air Mail was increased for a half-ounce letter to South America and adjacent countries.