Fixed Denomination Stamps

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    $1 Floral Geometry Stamps

    Original price was: $50.00.Current price is: $40.00.

    $1.12 California Dogface Butterfly

    Original price was: $112.00.Current price is: $89.60.

    $1.12 Colorado Hairstreak

    Original price was: $112.00.Current price is: $89.60.

    1998 22c Uncle Sam First Class Postage Stamps

    Original price was: $22.00.Current price is: $17.60.

    2002 Night Friends American Bats First Class Postage Stamps

    Original price was: $37.00.Current price is: $29.60.

    2005 Favorite Children’s Book Animals Stamps

    Original price was: $31.20.Current price is: $24.96.

    2005 The Art of Disney First Class Postage Stamps

    Original price was: $37.00.Current price is: $29.60.

    2010 Love-Purple Orchid in Snow Postage First Class

    Original price was: $44.00.Current price is: $35.20.

    2022 $2 Floral Geometry Forever First Class Postage Stamp

    Original price was: $100.00.Current price is: $80.00.

    2022 $5 Floral Geometry Forever First Class Postage Stamp

    Original price was: $100.00.Current price is: $80.00.

    2023 $10 Floral Geometry Forever First Class Postage Stamp

    Original price was: $200.00.Current price is: $160.00.

    2025 Luna Moth $1.27 Non-Machinable Stamps – 100 Stamps

    Original price was: $127.00.Current price is: $101.60.

    2026 Angel’s Trumpets 4-Cent Stamps – 100 Stamps

    Original price was: $4.00.Current price is: $3.20.

    BIRDS OF PREY 2012 Postage Stamps

    Original price was: $42.50.Current price is: $34.00.

    Four Flowers Stamps 2000

    Original price was: $34.00.Current price is: $27.20.

    Red Fox

    Original price was: $40.00.Current price is: $32.00.

    Fixed denomination stamps have a stated monetary postage value rather than automatically tracking a designated Forever rate. They are useful for building an exact postage total, adding a small amount to other stamps, or matching a rate with less overpayment.

    Calculate by face value

    Add the printed values of every valid stamp on the mailpiece and compare the result with the current required postage. A fixed-value stamp keeps its printed dollar or cent value; a later rate change does not increase that printed amount.

    When exact values help

    • Closing a small gap after other stamps are applied.
    • Paying a known surcharge or additional amount.
    • Combining older valid postage without overpaying as much.

    Correct value does not replace correct classification. A rigid, thick, large, or international piece must first be priced under the applicable USPS rules. See how to calculate the number of stamps.

    Page reviewed: August 25, 2026. Product availability and postal rates can change.