U.S. Postal Service Unveils Limited-Edition 2014 Love Stamp

Love is in the air. The United States Postal Service released the Cut Paper Heart Forever Stamp, this year’s limited-edition Love stamp.  The Love stamps are on sale at Post Offices nationwide, online at usps.com/stamps, at the Postal Store on eBay at ebay.com/stamps, and by calling 800-STAMP24 (800-782-6724).

This year’s Love stamp is a reminder that the most heartfelt messages for Valentine’s Day are personalized and sent by mail.  The stamp will once again help spread a message of love on millions of cards and letters mailed all across America.  The Love stamp is a Forever stamp.  It will be valid for First-Class Mail postage forever.  The Love stamp series was launched in 1973.

The digital illustration depicts a large white heart enclosing a smaller pink heart with a saw-toothed edge along its left-hand side. Surrounding the central hearts are pink swirls with smaller hearts imbedded in the design, and a ragged-edge motif that echoes the edging on the small pink heart.  The hearts and swirls are contained within a red square that has “pinked” edges, as if cut with pinking shears. A white border frames the entire design. Art director Antonio Alcalá designed the stamp, which features an illustration by Q. Cassetti.

Customers may view the limited-edition Cut Paper Heart Forever Stamp, as well as a preview of many of this year’s other stamps, on Facebook atfacebook.com/USPSStamps, on Twitter@USPSstamps or on the website USPSstamps.com. The conversation on the Cut Paper Heart Forever Stamp continues today and throughout the year on Twitter. Follow #lovestamp and tweet favorite love moments inspired by the love stamp.