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There's Nothing Half-Baked About These Stamps
The booklet includes 20 Forever stamps with photographed cookie designs, and USPS says they are available at Post Office locations and online.
On Saturday, September 19, the United States Postal Service released Christmas Cookies Forever stamps nationwide at a family-friendly event held at the Smithsonian National Postal Museum.
Art Director Greg Breeding recruited photographer Sarah Cramer Shields and designer Kyrie Johnson to create the festive imagery, drawing on the long-standing American tradition of baking holiday cookies.
Issued as Forever stamps in booklets of 20, the designs feature a Christmas tree, Santa Claus, and a present; each stamp equals the current First-Class Mail 1-ounce price.
Customers can purchase the new stamps at Post Office locations nationwide or through The Postal Store online, as the agency is self-financing and relies on stamp sales to fund operations.
Overseen by a bipartisan Board of Governors, the Postal Service continues its transformation plan to improve service and sustainability while delivering mail to more than 170 million addresses nationwide.
Today, the US Postal Service launched its Christmas Cookies Forever stamps at a family event at the Smithsonian National Postal Museum. For generations, people have created fond memories with the simple act of baking Christmas cookies: mixing the ingredients, spreading the dough, choosing the perfect cookie cutter and waiting impatiently [...] The post There is nothing to do in these stamps appeared first on .