The principal new USPS Christmas Forever issues of 2015 were A Charlie Brown Christmas and Geometric Snowflakes. The first used ten scenes from the 1965 television special; the second presented four colorful geometric snowflake designs. Both were domestic Forever stamps sold in double-sided booklets of 20.
2015 Christmas stamp summary
| Issue | Issue date | Designs | Original format |
|---|---|---|---|
| A Charlie Brown Christmas | October 1, 2015 | Ten | Double-sided booklet of 20 |
| Geometric Snowflakes | October 23, 2015 | Four | Double-sided booklet of 20 |
A Charlie Brown Christmas
The ten stamps follow familiar moments from the animated special, including Charlie Brown at the mailbox, skating characters, the small Christmas tree and the cast gathered around it. USPS issued the booklet in Santa Rosa, California, on the special’s 50th anniversary.
Geometric Snowflakes
The four designs use stylized snowflakes in purple, pink, green and blue. Each began as a hand-drawn image that was then refined digitally. Antonio Alcalá served as art director, and the booklet offered five examples of each design.
Are 2015 Christmas Forever stamps still usable?
Yes. Genuine unused examples from both issues remain valid for the current one-ounce domestic First-Class Mail letter rate. Their issue year and original 49-cent price do not limit their present postage value. A heavier, rigid, square, oversized or international mailpiece may need additional or different postage.
How to verify a set
- A complete Charlie Brown booklet has 20 stamps and ten different scenes.
- A complete Geometric Snowflakes booklet has 20 stamps and four designs.
- Check whether a listing is unused postage, a canceled collectible or a first-day cover.
- Do not assume every holiday design sold during 2015 was newly issued that year; USPS also continued selling some earlier issues.
For a related character issue, see our Snoopy and Peanuts stamp guide, or browse holiday Forever stamps.
Official sources
The USPS Charlie Brown release identifies the ten-scene anniversary issue. The USPS 2015 stamp schedule documents the holiday issue dates and formats.
Official issue information checked September 1, 2026.