USPS drops new soccer stamp as US prepares to host World Cup matches
The stamp honors the first 48-team World Cup and is valued at $0.78, the First-Class Mail 1-ounce price, USPS said.
- The United States Postal Service unveiled the North American Soccer Forever stamp at the 2026 Boston World Exposition, ahead of the FIFA World Cup kicking off in two weeks across the United States, Canada, and Mexico.
- This FIFA World Cup is the first jointly hosted by three countries and the first featuring 48 teams, with the United States hosting 78 matches across 11 host cities, including the final in New Jersey on July 19.
- USPS Antonio Alcala designed the stamp, featuring a player striking a ball midair with the famous "Gooooooooal." call, and valued it at the current First-Class Mail 1-ounce price of $0.78.
- The stamp honors soccer's history; the United States Postal Service notes, "Early games involving kicking a ball were played by Native Americans." By the early 19th century, games were played casually with rules changing frequently.
- America is celebrating its 250th birthday this year, amplifying anticipation for the tournament. With the FIFA World Cup kicking off in two weeks, excitement surrounding the matches is building across the nation.
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