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Brand new roll of 100 Forever Stamps, design may vary.
Buy from a trusted dealer to ensure you get genuine stamps
Beware of counterfeit rolls: check that your stamps are genuine so your mail is not confiscated. Genuine stamps have micro-printed letters "USPS" on the flag or fireworks, and plate numbers like "P1111" below every 20-25 stamps
Easy to use Peel-n-Stick, self adhesive stamps
Forever Stamps are always equal in value to the first-class mail one-ounce rate

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1 Roll of 100 Forever Stamps - 100 stamps in Total. You will receive flag stamps issued by USPS, and the design may vary. Check to make sure you have genuine stamps, and not counterfeits. Mail sent with counterfeit stamps can be confiscated. Genuine stamps will have microprinted letters USPS on every stamp. On the 2017 variety these letters are typically found on the right edge of the flag, visible with a magnifying glass (such as one of the images above). On the 2016 the "USPS" is found on the flag pole. On the 2014 Star Spangled Banner, the letters should be clearly visible within the fireworks (counterfeit stamps are hard to discern the letters, and the printing on the fireworks is low quality under a magnifying glass). Genuine stamps have plate numbers such as "P1111" that appear 3 or 4 times along the bottom roll (usually every 25 stamps or so). With a shortwave UV light, genuine stamps will shine with a green phosphorescent glow, while counterfeit stamps just shine bright white. Under a magnifying glass the counterfeit stamps will exhibit lower print quality, with noticeable dots and lines, while the genuine stamps appear smooth.