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(WIFR) – The United States Postal Service introduces two fresh stamp designs that honor deep space.
Both stamps showcase exceptionally high-resolution images taken by NASA’s James Webb Space Telescope.
The Priority Mail stamp named “Spiral Galaxy” depicts spiral galaxy NGC 628, situated 32 million light-years from Earth within the constellation Pisces. Each Spiral Galaxy Priority Mail stamp is priced at $10.10. The stamps are available in a sheet of four for $40.40.
The Priority Mail Express stamp “Star Cluster” highlights star cluster IC 348, a grouping located about 1,000 light-years from Earth in the constellation Perseus. Each stamp is available for $31.40 and is provided in a pane of four stamps for $125.60.
The pricing for both stamps corresponds to standard rates for Priority Mail and Priority Mail Express.
According to USPS, Priority Mail Express is intended for items that must be delivered within the next day or two, whereas Priority Mail delivery is anticipated within one to three business days.
As of 2025, the cost of stamps for First-Class Mail (delivered within one to five business days) is $0.56 for postcards, $0.73 for letters, and $1.50 for larger envelopes.
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