Many collectors today wonder if postage stamps are good investments. While some rare and historical stamps have increased in value over the years, the market can be very unpredictable. Factors like ...

Before, Ralph Lauren undertook the huge task of outfitting the American athletes for the 2024 Olympics. Now, he’s turning his ...

The image of the late “Golden Girls” actress Betty White will be featured on a new postage stamp next year, the U.S. Postal Service has announced. The new stamp is part of the U.S. Postal Services ...

ROANOKE COUNTY, Va. (WDBJ) - A popular hometown hiking spot is set to be featured in a 2025 postage stamp collection, according to the U.S. Postal Service (USPS). McAfee Knob will be incorporated in ...

The United States Postal Service (USPS) has launched its “Love” stamp collection for 2026, using stylized illustrated images of birds to convey the message of “sweet, surprising” love and affection.

Collecting stamps can be as easy as pulling a stamp off an envelope delivered by mail or as complicated as studying historical events to find a particularly rare or coveted one. Whatever the interest, ...

USPS' "American Icons" stamp collection includes 13 photographs chosen from Ralph Lauren's archive and from "visuals that have inspired him." ...

Stamp collecting — often called philately — is one of the most rewarding and timeless hobbies you can undertake. It allows you to journey through history, geography, art and culture, all within the ...

It occurred to me recently that while I've expended plenty of ink on coins over these last months, I've give short shrift to stamps. In fact, there was a time when stamps nearly rivaled coins in terms ...

Boston is hosting the international "Super Bowl" of stamp collecting Memorial Day Weekend and it's free to check out.

Music fans in the U.K. will be able to spice up their mail next week when Royal Mail unveils a collection of 15 new postage stamps in celebration of the Spice Girls. Released for the British girl ...

Released during Vesak 2026, a new book uses postage stamps and postal cards from more than 80 countries to retrace the life of Gautama Buddha.