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What if I have an idea for a stamp subject?

The Postal Service™ welcomes suggestions for stamp subjects that celebrate the American experience. Any proposal that meets the established criteria will be considered. If you are interested in submitting an idea, please follow these four steps:

  1. Carefully consider the criteria for appropriate stamp subjects. (See “What are the selection criteria for stamp subjects?” on pages 4–5).
  2. Submit your proposal in writing by U.S. Mail®. No materials can be returned. No in-person appeals, phone calls, or e-mails are accepted.
  3. Include pertinent historical information and important dates associated with the subject in your proposal.
  4. Mail your suggestion (one idea per letter) to the following address:

    5. Citizens’ Stamp Advisory Committee
    c/o Stamp Development
    U.S. Postal Service
    475 L’Enfant Plaza SW Room 3300
    Washington DC 20260-3501




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