Purple Heart Forever Postage Stamps Honoring Veterans

The Purple Heart Forever Postage Stamps Honoring Veterans are a special tribute to those who have served. These stamps are a small but meaningful way to show appreciation for their bravery and sacrifice.

The Purple Heart is the oldest military decoration in the United States, established in 1782. It's awarded to members of the armed forces who are wounded or killed in combat.

The first Purple Heart Forever Postage Stamp was issued in 2003 to commemorate the 221st anniversary of the Purple Heart. This stamp features a portrait of General George Washington, the first recipient of the Purple Heart.

The Purple Heart Forever Postage Stamps are a way to honor the memory of those who have served and made the ultimate sacrifice.

The USPS has announced a new Purple Heart stamp for 2019. It's a nondenominated stamp, which means it'll cost 55¢, just like the regular mail rate.

The design of the new stamp features a Purple Heart medal surrounded by a purple border. This is a nice touch, and it makes the stamp stand out.

The new stamp is similar to the 2012 Purple Heart forever stamp, but it has a purple border and a slightly larger medal image. This is a nice update to the design.

The USPS has also announced issue dates and locations for two upcoming stamps. The first one is the Walt Whitman commemorative stamp, which will be issued on September 12 in Huntington Station, New York. This stamp will satisfy the rate for a 3-ounce domestic letter.