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2010 Holiday Evergreens Forever First Class Postage Stamps – 100 stamps

Holiday Evergreens Forever Stamps – 100 Stamps

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

Pack100 Stamps / 5 Sheets

Postage typeFirst-Class Mail Forever postage

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100 USPS Holiday Evergreens Forever stamps in five 20-stamp units, featuring four botanical evergreen designs from the official 2010 issue.

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Description

This listing contains 100 USPS Holiday Evergreens Forever stamps, listed as five 20-stamp units. The 2010 issue features four evergreen species—ponderosa pine, eastern red cedar, balsam fir and blue spruce—with cones, needles or berries in botanical-style artwork.

Holiday Evergreens Stamps at a Glance

USPS issue	Holiday Evergreens
Issue date	October 21, 2010
Postage class	Ordinary First-Class Mail Forever
Designs	Four evergreen species
Original USPS formats	Booklet of 20 and ATM sheetlet of 18
This listing	100 stamps – five 20-stamp units
Listing SKU	ST89-09JRCQS

The Four Evergreen Designs

Ponderosa pine: long green needles and clustered brown cones.
Eastern red cedar: scale-like foliage with blue berry-like cones.
Balsam fir: flat needles and upright dark cones.
Blue spruce: blue-green needles around a prominent tan cone.

The set uses winter greenery without printed holiday wording, making it suitable for Christmas cards, seasonal greetings, winter thank-you notes and general year-end correspondence.

How the 100-Stamp Quantity Is Calculated

The product option lists 100 stamps in five 20-stamp units:

5 × 20 = 100 stamps.

USPS also produced an 18-stamp ATM sheetlet for this issue. That official alternate format should not be used to recalculate this store’s stated five-unit bundle. Check the live listing images, quantity, price and inventory before ordering.

Who This Design Suits

Households mailing a coordinated batch of winter or Christmas cards.
Businesses seeking a seasonal design without a character or religious scene.
Nature enthusiasts and recipients who prefer botanical artwork.
Mailers who want four related designs rather than one repeated image.

Postage Value and Mailing Use

Genuine unused Holiday Evergreens stamps remain valid at the current ordinary Forever value. One stamp covers an eligible domestic First-Class Mail one-ounce stamped letter. Extra weight, square or rigid envelopes, uneven contents, oversize dimensions and international destinations can require more postage.

Build and weigh one finished holiday card before applying stamps to the entire batch. Photos, layered paper, ribbons and inserts can change both weight and machinability.

Official Issue Record

The USPS Holiday Evergreens stamp announcement confirms the issue date, four designs, species names and original formats.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many stamps are included?

This listing contains 100 stamps, listed as five 20-stamp units.

How many designs are in the issue?

Four: ponderosa pine, eastern red cedar, balsam fir and blue spruce.

Are these pine-cone Forever stamps?

Two designs prominently show cones, and the other designs show characteristic evergreen foliage or berries. “Pine cone stamps” is an informal visual description of the Holiday Evergreens issue.

Do 2010 Forever stamps still work?

Yes, genuine unused examples remain valid at the current ordinary Forever value. The finished mailpiece can still require extra postage.

Compare more holiday Forever stamps, browse Christmas designs, or see other 100-stamp options.

Issue facts checked August 31, 2026. Price, stock and delivery details are controlled by this live listing.

What Are Holiday Evergreens Forever Stamps Worth?

For mailing, each genuine unused 2010 Holiday Evergreens stamp is worth the current ordinary Forever rate. At the current 82-cent rate, the 100 stamps in this listing represent $82 in postage value; the live store price is a separate retail amount.

A collectible premium is not automatic. It depends on the exact booklet or ATM format, completeness, condition, selvage or packaging, quantity, and comparable completed sales. An unsold asking price does not establish market value. Use the Forever stamp collector-value guide to compare like-for-like records.

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