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Value: 63¢ 1-Ounce First-class Rate (Forever)Issue Date: October 11, 2022First Day City: Guilford, INType of Stamp: DefinitivePrinted by: Ashton Potter (USA) Ltd.Printing Method: OffsetFormat: Booklet pane of 20Self-AdhesiveQuantity Printed: 300,000,00..
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Model: 561724
2022 60¢ Charles SchulzValue: 60¢ 1-Ounce First-class Rate (Forever)Issue Date: September 30, 2022First Day City: Santa Rosa, CAType of Stamp: CommemorativePrinted by: Banknote Corporation of AmericaPrinting Method: OffsetFormat: Pane of 20Self-AdhesiveQuant..
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2017 49c Celebration Boutonniere Buttonhole flowers, or boutonnières, are traditionally donned for special celebrations. They add elegance to an everyday business suit and the finishing touch to a formal tuxedo.Boutonnières first became popular in 19th century England. When Prince A..
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2021 58¢ Message MonstersValue: 58¢ 1-ounce First-class rate (Forever)Issue Date: September 24, 2021First Day City: Topeka, KSType of Stamp: CommemorativePrinted by: Banknote Corporation of AmericaPrinting Method: OffsetFormat: Pane of 20Self-..
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Model: 684504
Make sure there is snow for your holiday celebrations with these 4 Snow Globes stamps from the U.S. Postal Service.Each snow globe showcases a holiday icon—a snowman in a red-and-white scarf; Santa Claus on a rooftop; a reindeer in a wintry forest; and a snow-covered tree with ornaments.Christmas sn..
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While the types have changed, flowers have been an important part of weddings for thousands of years. In ancient Greece, the bride’s bouquet contained bulbs of garlic and sprigs of dill or sage. The garlic warded off evil spirits, the dill ensured the bride would only desire her husband,..
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An abundance of clear water, sand, and timber made the town of Lauscha, Germany, the perfect location for skilled glassblowers to settle. In the 16th century, the Lauscha artists set up ovens in their homes. Over the next 300 years, families worked together to craft drinking glasses, bow..
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On December 23, 1822, the Troy, New York Sentinel published an anonymous poem that changed the way Americans celebrate Christmas. “A Visit from St. Nicholas” introduced families to the “eight tiny reindeer” who pulled Santa’s sleigh. The driver, “a right jolly old elf,” encouraged them to..
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