Stamp
SCG12965 - Mexico 1981 – Centenary of Alexander Fleming (Discovery of Penicillin)
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Issued by Mexico in 1981, this commemorative stamp honors the 100th birth anniversary of Sir Alexander Fleming, discoverer of penicillin and pioneer of modern antibiotics. The artistic lined portrait design creates a scientific visual effect symbolizing research precision and medical innovation. The inclusion of a microscope reinforces the theme of laboratory discovery and global medical progress. This issue reflects Mexico’s participation in celebrating milestones in world science and healthcare achievements. A desirable thematic collectible for medicine, science, and Nobel laureate collections.
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