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Video Game Stamps Through The USPS

The USPS reveals that video games will be on a stamp sometime through 2016.
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According to an article in The Washington Post, USPS leaked list and photo gallery of future pop culture stamps.

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In the linked document it reveals that “video games” have been approved, but are not yet in design. What the USPS might choose for the imagery of the stamps is still unclear. Whatever they do choose, you know it’ll be a game everyone’s familiar with. Mario would make a great postage stamp.

Other stamps that may be introduced throughout the 2014-2016 time period: Michael Jackson, Wilt Chamberlain, Dora The Explorer, celebrity chefs, Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer and others.

For a full list of approved stamp subjects by the USPS, check out the Scribd document. The USPS does state that the items mentioned are subject to change.

I can’t wait to see what their final decision will be to represent video games. I know I’ll be purchasing a book just for collecting.


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Venisia Gonzalez
Venisia is a public relations professional, video game industry contractor, published author, freelance entertainment journalist, copy editor, a co-organizer of the Latinx Games Festival, and a member of the Latinx in Gaming and the Puerto Rico Game Developers (PRGD) community. Her passion is video games. She loves the adrenaline rush from a multiplayer match and understands the frustrations of a brand-new raid. Venisia finds immense value in gaming especially in the realm of mental health.