#USA stamps
The 1973 8¢ Boston Tea Party 4-stamp Set
The 1973 8¢ Boston Tea Party stamp set holds a special place in philatelic circles, commemorating a pivotal event in American history. Issued on July 4, 1973, this se-tenant block of four stamps not only marks the bicentennial of the Boston Tea Party but also showcases intricate designs that captivate collectors. They value this set for several reasons: Historical Significance. The Boston
Celebrating the 1984 Winter Olympics: The Iconic Sarajevo 4-Stamp Series
The 1984 Winter Olympics, officially known as the XIV Olympic Winter Games, were held from February 8 to 19, 1984, in Sarajevo, Yugoslavia (now Bosnia and Herzegovina). To commemorate this international sporting event, the United States Postal Service (USPS) issued a set of four 20-cent stamps on January 6, 1984, celebrating various winter sports featured in the Games. 1. Figure Skating 20с stamp
New Stamps Announced by the USPS - 2025
For a very long time, stamps have been used as tiny storytellers, preserving historical, cultural, and patriotic occasions. The USPS celebrates significant anniversaries as well as individuals who have influenced the country's history in a new series of commemorative publications. These postal items honor significant occasions of tenacity, service, and innovation. In addition to reflecting history
April 18-20, 2025: Philatelic Show Scheduled in Boxborough, MA
Stamp collectors and postal history enthusiasts are gearing up for the Philatelic Show 2025, set to take place from April 18 to April 20 at the Boxboro Regency Hotel & Conference Center in Boxborough, Massachusetts. As one of the largest annual stamp exhibitions in the region, the event promises an exciting lineup of dealers, exhibits, and activities for collectors of all levels. Organized by
Louis DeJoy announced his resignation as the postmaster general of the USPS
The news was made about a month after the USPS verified that DeJoy had notified the board of governors of his resignation, which sparked the process of finding a replacement. During difficult times, he characterized his tenure as a time of great change, and he said he was getting ready for the next stage of his life while making sure the Postal Service continued on a steady course. DeJoy had been
Celebrating International Women’s Day: Famous Women on Stamps
International Women’s Day is a time to honor the achievements and contributions of women throughout history. One fascinating way nations have commemorated influential women is through postage stamps. Some of these stamps have not only celebrated historical figures but have also become valuable collector’s items. Here are five of the most famous and expensive stamps featuring women, eac
Robert A. Siegel Auction: March 6th - 7th, 2025, United States Stamps
Robert A. Siegel Auction Galleries is one of the most prestigious and well-known philatelic auction houses in the world. Founded in 1930, it specializes in rare stamps and postal history, particularly from the United States. Over the decades, Siegel has handled some of the most valuable and historically significant collections, including those of William H. Gross and other prominent collectors. Th
Commemorating the 1984 Summer Olympics: The 13c 4-Stamp Series
The 1984 Summer Olympics, held in Los Angeles, California, was a historic event that brought together athletes from around the world. To celebrate this grand occasion, the United States Postal Service (USPS) issued a set of four commemorative 13-cent Summer Olympics stamps on July 28, 1983, one year before the Games began. Designed by renowned artist Robert Peak, this series showcased dynamic illu
Trump Plans to Reshape USPS
President Donald Trump is reportedly contemplating significant changes to the United States Postal Service (USPS), including integrating it into his administration and dismissing its board of governors. According to sources cited by The Washington Post on February 21, an executive order could be issued imminently to transfer USPS oversight to the Commerce Department, led by Secretary Howard Lutnic
Honoring New Mexico’s Weaving Tradition: The 2005 Rio Grande Blankets 37c Stamp Series
In 2005, the United States Postal Service honored the rich textile heritage of New Mexico with the release of the 37-cent Rio Grande Blankets stamp booklet. This issuance, part of the American Treasures series, features four distinct designs showcasing the intricate artistry of 19th-century Rio Grande blankets. Historical Context The tradition of Rio Grande weaving traces its roots to the late 1
