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- The country was a region of the former Soviet Union and became an independent country in 1991.
- Meter stamps with Soviet Union markings continued to be used in Armenia after independence. See SOVIET UNION for these stamps.
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1. Hasler “Mailmaster” (MV).
- Horizontal frank with panels at top, bottom and sides.
- At top, “A” and “M” flanking oval logo.
- “POST” stacked at right, Armenian characters stacked at left.
- Country name at bottom in Armenian (left) and English (right).
- M# with “AH” prefix breaks bottom frame line.
- TM: SC
- V/F:
 00000
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2. Perm (MV)
- Similar to USSR Type DB1 but with country name at top and fixed zero between lower frame lines.
- “ՀԱՅՓՈՍՏ” and “HAYPOST” (Armenian postal service) stacked at sides.
- Frank with single line outer border and inner box around value figures.
- Value figures stacked, and date figures vertical.
- TM: SC
- V/F: 000+0
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