1Roll/100pcs Forever Stamps-2022 Flag

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          100 stamps are worth $58 and can mail 100 letters  

          ●Brand new. May or may not be sealed in plastic (post office sold these two different ways)
          ●USPS Forever Postage Stamps Flags 100 Count,Each stamp is worth 58 cent
          ●Forever stamps will always be valid for first class postage even if rates change

           

          ●After-sale guarantee:
          Free shipping, free returns within 30 days

          ● Item location:3309 N Mission Rd, Los Angeles, CA 90031

          Email contact: usps.top@outlook.com

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             Limited time discount, unused items can be fully refunded within 15 days！

           

          About United States Postage Stamps

          Alexander M. Greig’s City Despatch Post, a private New York City carrier, issued the first adhesive stamps in the United States on February 1, 1842. The Post Office Department bought Greig’s business that same year and continued use of the stamps for carrier service in New York City.
          After U.S. postage rates were simplified in 1845, New York City Postmaster Robert Morris, among others, provided special stamps or markings to indicate prepayment of postage. These now are known as Postmasters’ Provisionals.
          In 1847, Congress authorized United States postage stamps. The first general issue postage stamps went on sale in New York City, July 1, 1847. One, priced at five cents, depicted Benjamin Franklin. The other, a ten-cent stamp, pictured George Washington. Clerks used scissors to cut the stamps from pregummed, nonperforated sheets.
          In 1855, the prepayment of letter postage became mandatory.
          Beginning January 1, 1856, mailers were required to prepay postage using U.S. postage stamps.

          Commemorative stamps

          Commemorative stamps honor important people, events, or aspects of American culture, and tend to be larger in size than regular issues of stamps, which are called definitives.

          In 1893, the first U.S. commemorative stamps, honoring that year’s World Columbian Exposition in Chicago, were issued. The subject — Columbus’s voyages to the New World — and size of the stamps were innovative. The stamps were 7/8 inches high by 1-11/32 inches wide, nearly double the size of previous stamps.
          Over the years, commemorative stamps have been produced in many sizes and shapes, with the first triangular postage stamp issued in 1997 and the first round stamp in 2000. In 2017, the Postal Service issued its first stamps with special tactile features — the Have a Ball! stamps, printed with surface textures mimicking sports balls, and the Total Eclipse of the Sun stamp, printed with a heat-sensitive ink that, when touched, revealed an image of the moon.

          The 29-cent Elvis Presley stamp, issued in 1993, has been the best-selling U.S. commemorative stamp to date.

           

          Nondenominated Stamps

          The first nondenominated stamps (stamps without a printed value) in the United States were two Christmas stamps issued October 14, 1975. The Postal Service had requested a rate change from 10 to 13 cents and was unsure when the Postal Rate Commission would issue a recommended decision in the case. When the rate change was delayed, the stamps were sold for 10 cents.

          A similar situation led the Postal Service to issue nondenominated stamps on May 22, 1978. They bore the letter “A” rather than a denomination. Nondenominated stamps with letter designations through “H” were issued in conjunction with postage rate changes through 1998.

          Forever Stamps

          On April 12, 2007, the Postal Service issued its first Forever stamp, a nondenominated, nonexpiring stamp intended for customers mailing a piece of First-Class Mail. Sold at the going rate of a First-Class stamp, a Forever stamp is always valid for the first ounce of First-Class postage. Forever stamps were initially intended to ease the transition during stamp price changes. From 2007 to October 2010, only one design was issued: the Liberty Bell Forever stamp.
          Due to their popularity, in 2010 two additional designs were issued — Holiday Evergreens Forever stamps on October 21, and Lady Liberty and U.S. Flag Forever stamp coils on December 1.
          Since 2011, all new commemorative stamps for the First-Class Mail one-ounce rate have been Forever stamps.
          Since 2014, all new stamps for the First-Class Mail one-ounce rate have been Forever stamps.
          In 2013, a Global Forever stamp was introduced, offering a single price for any First-Class Mail international one-ounce letter going to any country in the world — or for up to a two-ounce letter going to Canada. Beginning in 2015, Forever stamps were also issued for postcards, and for letters needing additional postage.

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          https://www.shopuspost.com/ is a top USPS dealer. in the United States. Our corporate office is located in 3309 N Mission Rd, Los Angeles, CA 90031, California. We are the USPS Authorized Retailer, providing the 100% authentic USPS Post Stamps in best price with tax free and free shipping from US. We have applied through the USPS Approved Postal Provider Programs which provided USPS branding rights and signage for independent vendors that participate.
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          We legally acquire our postage stamps from businesses like CVS and Costco around 1,000 supply partners and the general public; from leftover business mailings and company liquidations, to wedding invitations and stamp collections. Therefore we can get a big number of stamps at discounted rates and pass the savings to our customers. Our process, product acquisition, and transactions are legally backed by our all-star legal team. All transactions are in compliance with the laws of the United States of America, and within the state of California.