These unused vintage Love Crayon stamps are a must-have for any stamp collector or anyone who loves to add unique touches to their mail. From the Love Series, these stamps feature a colorful rainbow design that will surely catch anyone's eye. Each stamp has a face value of 22 cents and is still valid for current use as postage.
These stamps were first issued on April 17, 1985 by the USPS as a part of their popular love series. Designed by Corita Kent, a former nun and renowned artist, these stamps are more than just a symbol of love. They are also a piece of history, with Kent's artwork being featured in over 30 museums.
These stamps are perfect for adding a special touch to any occasion mail, whether it's for a birthday, anniversary, wedding, or any other special event. The fact that these stamps were issued after Valentine's Day reinforces the message from the USPS that love stamps can be used year-round, making them a versatile choice for any occasion.
The design of these stamps may seem simple, with multi-colored brushstrokes, but it caused quite a stir among collectors. Some complained about the simplicity, even nicknaming it the "lipstick" or "paint sample" issue. However, others came to Kent's defense, appreciating the relatable and emotional feel of the design. Don't miss out on the chance to add these vintage Love Crayon stamps to your collection. Each stamp has a unique history and adds a special touch to any mail. Get yours today and spread the love through your mailings.
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
