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First Moon Landing Forever Stamps

Original price was: $82.00.Current price is: $65.60.

Pack100 Stamps / 5 Sheets

Postage typeFirst-Class Mail Forever postage

FormatSheets

Current unit price$0.66 per stamp

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100 USPS-issued First Moon Landing Forever stamps. The official 2019 issue used panes of 24; this listing states the retail total without claiming five official sheets.

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Description

First Moon Landing Forever: Listing Facts

Issue year	2019
Postage type	First Class Forever Stamps
Total quantity	100 stamps
Confirmed packaging	100 Stamps
SKU	ST177-19YQ

Official 2019 Issue Facts

USPS issued 1969: First Moon Landing on July 19, 2019, in two designs in a pressure-sensitive pane of 24. One design shows Buzz Aldrin on the lunar surface; the other marks the Apollo 11 landing site on a photograph of the Moon.

Who This Listing Is For

This listing is suited to space enthusiasts, educators and mailers who prefer a science or exploration theme. Choose it when the design, exact total quantity and packaging shown above match your mailing plan. The artwork can help coordinate the look of an envelope, but it does not change the postal rules attached to the stamp type.

Mailing Use and Limits

For an eligible domestic rectangular one-ounce First-Class Mail letter, one ordinary Forever stamp supplies the current base letter-rate postage value.

The 82-cent ordinary Forever value effective July 12, 2026 does not mean one stamp covers every envelope; extra weight, nonstandard dimensions, rigidity, international destinations or added services can require more postage. Check the finished mailpiece with the USPS postage calculator when weight, size, shape, destination or service is uncertain.

Quantity and Packaging

The confirmed listing total is 100 stamps. USPS originally issued this design in panes of 24, so this retail total must not be described as five official sheets. Use the total stamp count—not only words such as “book,” “sheet,” “pane” or “roll”—when comparing listings. The current selling price, stock and fulfillment details are displayed by the live product page and can change independently from USPS postage value.

How the Research Was Used

External same-issue review research was used only to identify common questions and planning concerns; it is not presented as a SaleForeverStamps customer review.

Related Categories and Guides

Space Forever Stamps · First Class Forever Stamps · 100 Forever Stamps · How Forever Stamps Work

Frequently Asked Questions

How many stamps are included?

This listing contains 100 stamps in the confirmed packaging shown above.

Does the design change the postage value?

No. Postal value follows the postage type and current USPS rules, not the artwork or theme.

Can one stamp mail every envelope?

No. Required postage can change with weight, dimensions, shape, rigidity, destination and requested service.

Are external reviews shown as this store’s customer reviews?

No. External review research is used only to understand common questions. It is not published as SaleForeverStamps customer feedback or an aggregate rating.

Official sources checked September 2, 2026: The USPS First Moon Landing announcement confirms the two designs and original pane of 24. Current rate information is available from USPS Postal Explorer. Product price and stock are controlled by the live listing.

A space-history issue for science and exploration themes

The First Moon Landing subject connects this issue with space exploration, engineering, astronomy, and modern history. It can add context to classroom correspondence, science-club mail, museum-related notes, anniversary events, or personal letters to recipients interested in the Apollo era.

For educational packets, check the completed envelope carefully: worksheets, photographs, certificates, and folded handouts can move a mailing beyond a basic one-ounce letter. Use the historical artwork to choose the presentation, then calculate postage from the final weight and dimensions. To compare astronomy and spacecraft subjects, visit Space Forever stamps.

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