We regularly publish digest about freshly released stamps from different countries. It's good to know about new stamps, as some of them may be printed in limited editions or have unusual errors which may significantly increase their price in future, like the famous "Inverted Jenny". We keep a finger on a pulse, so read about new stamps from the USA. This is part 6, and here are the previous digests:
- Digest: New US stamps, 2024, part 1
- Digest: New US stamps, 2024, part 2
- Digest: New US stamps, 2024, part 3
- Digest: New US stamps, 2024, part 4
- Digest: New US stamps, 2024, part 5
We also publish new stamp digests about other countries:
Enjoy your reading and happy stamp hunting!
32. Betty Ford stamp (Released: April 5, 2024)
Betty Ford was the First Lady of the United States from 1974 to 1977, known for her candid personality and advocacy for women's rights. After her husband's presidency, she became a prominent advocate for addiction recovery and breast cancer awareness, facing her own battles with substance abuse and health issues.
In 1982, she co-founded the Betty Ford Center, which has helped countless individuals and families navigate the challenges of addiction. Her legacy continues to inspire many, highlighting the importance of support and community in the recovery process.
33. Northern Pintail Duck stamp (Release: June 28, 2024)
The yearly duck stamp program began in 1934, with a percentage of the proceeds going to wetland restoration. So far, it has raised more than a billion dollars and helped to preserve 6 million acres of wetlands. The Northern Pintail Duck (Anas acuta) is an elegant duck that is frequently seen in North America during migration. The male is distinguished by its long neck, slim body, and pointed tail, and its chocolate-brown head and white neck stripe stand out.
These ducks enjoy shallow wetlands, marshes, and flooded fields, where they eat seeds, aquatic plants, and insects. Northern Pintails are well-known for their migration patterns, which take them from their breeding areas in Canada and the northern United States to their wintering grounds in Mexico and the southern United States.
34. Alex Trebek stamp (Release: July 22, 2024) 
Alex Trebek was a beloved television host famous for his long-going role on the quiz show "Jeopardy!" which he started in 1984. Trebek showcased his quick wit and intelligence, making the show a cultural phenomenon. Throughout his career, he received numerous awards, including multiple Daytime Emmy Awards, highlighting his impact on television.
Trebek was admired not only for his sharp hosting skills but also for his kindness and humility, which endeared him to fans around the world.
35. Henry "Hank" Aaron (1934–2021) – 50th Anniversary of Eclipsing Homerun Record stamp (Released: July 31, 2024) 
Henry "Hank" Aaron was a legendary American baseball player, famous for breaking Babe Ruth's all-time home run record by hitting 755 home runs during his illustrious career. Aaron faced racial prejudice throughout his journey but remained a symbol of perseverance and excellence in the sport.
Over 23 seasons in Major League Baseball, primarily with the Milwaukee and Atlanta Braves, he collected numerous accolades, including 25 All-Star selections and three Gold Glove Awards.
Source: the USPS
