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Korea Post to issue Faker commemorative stamps

Summary by The Korea Times
The Korea Post will issue commemorative stamps honoring esports player Lee Sang-hyeok, better known as Faker, on Oct. 23, celebrating his career and contributions to Korean esports. The state-run postal service under the Ministry of Science and ICT said on Saturday it will release 140,000 stamp sheets alongside stamp albums and other commemorative products. The stamps depict milestones in Lee’s career, including portraits of him celebrating at a…

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Faker Commemorative Stamps to be Released... 10 Types Including Stamp Albums Issued. Commemorative stamps for the esports League of Legends player Faker Lee Sang-hyeok (30) will be issued. On the 10th, the Korea Post, under the Ministry of Science and ICT, announced that it will issue 140,000 sheets of Faker commemorative stamps and stamp albums on the 23rd. Purchases can be made at your nearest...

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Commemorative stamps featuring esports League of Legends player Lee Sang-hyeok (T1, 30), also known as "Faker," will be issued. The Korea Post, under the Ministry of Science and ICT, will release 140,000 sheets of 10 different types, including stamp albums, on the 23rd.

[Digital Daily Reporter Lee Hak-beom] "When I first started as an esports player, I never dreamed that my face would be on a postage stamp." Lee Sang-hyeok, known as "Faker" and called a living legend of "League of Legends (LoL)," has become the subject of a commemorative stamp. On the 10th, Lee attended the "Faker Commemorative Stamp Special Exhibition Hall Opening Ceremony" held at the Seoul Central Post Office Stamp Museum in Jung-gu, Seoul,…

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The Korea Times broke the news in Seoul, Korea (the Republic of) on Saturday, October 10, 2026.
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