Here’s something for serious stamp collectors only. This summer, philatelists will have a chance to snag the rarest US stamp ever: the 1868 one-cent “Z-grill.” Interested? It’ll cost you (more than) a ...

America’s most valuable postage stamp sold for nearly $4.4 million on Friday. The 1868 one-cent “Z” Grill was sold as part of the collection owned by “Bond King” Bill Gross, who co-founded asset ...

SOLON TOWNSHIP, Mich. — The United States Postal Service issues stamps covering many topics. In June, a series of stamps, featuring several different horses was released. One of the models featured ...

Every year, the United States Postal Service launches several collections of new stamps that are dedicated to holidays, art, famous people and more. This year, Iowa's own Phil Roeder, spokesperson for ...

This past March it was announced that a Naples resident was selling a lucrative stamp collection owned by William H. Gross. The collection recently sold at auction for a total of $19,201,550. A single ...

Collecting stamps can be as easy as pulling a stamp off an envelope delivered by mail or as complicated as studying historical events to find a particularly rare or coveted one. Whatever the interest, ...

The United States Postal Service has announced their stamp selection for 2024. The list covers a wide range of subjects and designs featuring original illustrations, photographs and art. The first U.S ...

Stamp collecting feels like something your grandpa would wax poetic about, but it's cooler than you think. While the odds that you'll come across one of these record-breakingly rare and valuable ...

A postage stamp is a small but mighty canvas, sealing history onto every envelope with a historic image, vibrant ink and adhesive. When these miniature tributes bring to our everyday lives the leaders ...

Introduction by Alex Haley -- Martin Luther King, Jr. -- Benjamin Banneker -- Jesse Owens -- Frederick Douglas -- Jean Baptiste Pointe Du Sable -- Sojourner Truth -- Duke Ellington -- Henry O. Tanner ...

Betty White will once again grace Americans’ lives, not on TV, but on your mail. The US Postal Service will honor the beloved American TV icon with her own stamp next year. The postal service ...