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USPS Issues Jimmy Carter Forever Stamp on What Would Have Been His 101st Birthday

The release commemorates Carter’s public service and long humanitarian record.

Overview

  • The stamp debuted Oct. 1 with a first-day ceremony at The Carter Center in Atlanta attended by Carter family members and USPS officials.
  • The design adapts a 1982 Herbert E. Abrams life study for Carter’s White House portrait under art director Ethel Kessler.
  • Sales are underway nationwide at Post Offices, the USPS Postal Store, and by phone or mail in panes of 20.
  • Each Forever stamp is priced at 78 cents as of the issue date, with a 20-stamp sheet costing $15.60.
  • USPS printed 20 million stamps as part of its commemorative program recognizing notable American public service.