In July 1988, the Yugoslavian Post Office printed a 23 x 26 mm stamp depicting a payphone with a woman on a call. It was part of a wider set illustrated by D. Cudov that was issued over a two year period marking the work of the postal services. Other denominations in the series showed mailboxes, computers, envelopes, post women and even carrier pigeons.
The payphone stamp has a range of variants, from a colour change to overprints that reflected the ongoing revaluations of the Dinar due to a chronic inflation in the 1990s, and the independence of nations within former Yugoslavia.
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| 1,000 din. - Yugoslav dinar |
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| 0.40 din. - Yugoslav dinar |
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| Overprint 26.6.1991 SLOVENIJA: The Declaration of Slovenian Independence was held at a public event in Republic Square, on June 26th 1991 |
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| 5 din. - Yugoslav dinar, 1992 overprint |
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| Bosnia and Herzegovina, Serbian Administration. Overprint issued on 26th October 1992 |
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| 20 din. - Yugoslav dinar, 1992 |
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