2023 US Flags Freedom Booklets Rolls

Real Postage Stamps: These are real postage stamps that can mail letters, envelopes, and others. They can cover the international rates the first time; USPS serves any country with a one-ounce letter. One stamp is one ounce.
Forever Stamps: These postage stamps are valid USPS forever postage stamps that can be used at any time. You can send mail no more than 1 ounce by USPS.
Saving Your Time and Money: No need to waste your time and money on the way to the post office for stamps! Our postage stamps are very convenient and also at a nice price!
Easy Use: With self-adhesive, convenient to use. It is not only great for postcards, letters, mailing envelopes, or collecting but also suitable for collectibles, birthdays, weddings, parties, celebrations, and so on.
With the 2023 U.S. Flag stamp, the U.S. Postal Service honors an important symbol of our nation.

Art director Antonio Alcal¨¢ designed the stamp with existing art by Hong Li.

The stamp, which is being issued in booklets of 20, panes of 20, and coils of 100, 3,000, and 10,000, bears a straightforward graphic design of red, white, and blue. Providing a solid foundation for the flag is the word FREEDOM in a gray slab sans serif font and, below it, FOREVER / USA in a smaller sans serif font. The manner in which the text is positioned suggests the endurance of freedom as a core value.

The flag serves as a visual reminder of the array of freedoms that Americans enjoy. Its design dates to 1777, when the Continental Congress specified 13 horizontal stripes and 13 stars to honor the 13 original colonies. Various versions of the early flag continued to be used until, in 1818, the U.S. Congress standardized the design, mandating 13 stripes forever but a star for every state. Another act of Congress, in 1947, set the date for each new star’s official addition to the flag as July 4, following the state’s admission to the Union. The last time the flag changed was July 4, 1960, after Hawaii achieved statehood the previous August.