
In 1978, the United States Postal Service issued a stamp honoring Harriet Tubman, a prominent abolitionist and activist. This stamp marked a significant milestone in American history, recognizing Tubman’s courageous work on... Read more »

A mailpiece sent within the United States via the fastest and most reliable delivery service offered by the United States Postal Service (USPS) in the year 2024 requires specific postage. This postage... Read more »

The Penny Black, issued in the United Kingdom in 1840, revolutionized communication. This innovation, featuring a profile of Queen Victoria, simplified postal systems by prepaying postage, making communication more accessible and affordable.... Read more »

Postage stamps commemorating the 1969 Apollo 11 lunar landing, featuring Neil Armstrong’s historic first steps, hold varied values depending on factors like condition, printing variations, and country of origin. For example, a... Read more »

The maximum mass of a mailpiece eligible for the lowest postage rate within the United States Postal Service’s domestic pricing structure determines its mailing cost. Exceeding this limit necessitates additional postage, increasing... Read more »

Mail sent within the United States that meets specific size and weight requirements and requires swift delivery typically uses this expedited postal service. A small, rectangular adhesive label affixed to the correspondence... Read more »

Mail sent within the United States that meets specific size and weight requirements can be sent using stamps designated for a standard delivery speed. These stamps typically feature iconic American imagery and... Read more »

The maximum weight permitted for a mailpiece to qualify for the most expedited and commonly used delivery service offered by postal services determines its cost. For example, a standard letter must not... Read more »

Mail sent within the United States weighing one ounce or less can be sent using either stamps designated for Forever use or postage specifically designed for current First-Class Mail rates. The key... Read more »

The inaugural holiday-themed stamp issued by the United States Postal Service in 1962 featured a traditional nativity scene with the words “Christmas” and “Peace on Earth.” It depicted the Madonna and Child,... Read more »

