Celebrate the beauty and importance of American Sign Language (ASL) with these vintage, unused stamps from September 20, 1993. Featuring a mother and baby, "I Love You" sign, and the ASL logo in blue and pink, these stamps are a valuable addition to any stamp collection. With a face value of 29 cents, they hold historical significance as they were issued to honor ASL and recognize the deaf community. ASL is the fourth most common language in the United States, used by over 500,000 deaf individuals in both the U.S. and Canada. The "I Love You" sign, a popular symbol of love and connection, is formed by combining three letters from the manual alphabet. These stamps are a poignant representation of the power of visual communication and the importance of inclusivity. Perfect for stamp collectors, ASL enthusiasts, or anyone looking for a unique addition to their mail, these stamps are sure to make a statement. Don't miss out on the opportunity to own a piece of history and celebrate the beauty of ASL with these timeless stamps.
Product features
Unused/uncanceled stamps
Mint condition
Limited circulation, collectable
Postage value is face value printed on stamps
USPS authentic postage
Ready to use for mailing
Handling and care
Vintage stamps should be handled with care
Do not expose to moisture
Store unused stamps in provided glassine envelopes
Store in a cool dark place
Avoid long exposure to UV light
Handle with clean/dry hands, cotton gloves, or tweezers
Application and use
Carefully weigh and measure each mail piece to determine required postage
