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2012 Four Flags Forever Postage Stamps

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

Pack100 Stamps / 5 Booklets

Postage typeFirst-Class Mail Forever postage

FormatBooklets

Current unit price$0.66 per stamp

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100 USPS-issued stamps. Confirmed packaging: 100 Stamps 5 Books. Price, stock and delivery details are shown on this product page.

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Description

Usps Forever Stamps Four Flags Booklet Of 20 Stamps: What This Listing Includes

This listing is for 2012 Four Flags Forever Stamps – 100 Stamps. It contains 100 USPS-issued Forever stamps, supplied as 5 booklets. The stated quantity and format are listing facts, so shoppers can compare the actual pack size before choosing a design for planned correspondence.

Issue and Listing Facts

Issue year	2012
Postage type	First Class Forever Stamps
Total quantity	100 stamps
Package format	5 booklets
SKU	ST64-12SMGQ

Mailing Use

These are ordinary domestic Forever stamps for eligible one-ounce First-Class Mail letters under current USPS rules. The design does not change the postage requirement. A finished piece that is heavier, larger, square, rigid, nonstandard, international, or sent with an added service can require additional postage.

When the completed envelope is outside the ordinary letter format, use the postage decision guide before mailing.

Four Flags Booklet Designs

USPS issued Four Flags on February 22, 2012, in four designs, including a booklet of 20. This listing contains five 20-stamp booklets for 100 stamps.

Freedom, Liberty, Equality, and Justice

Each design shows a U.S. flag with one of four words: Freedom, Liberty, Equality, or Justice. The booklet preserves all four designs within an everyday patriotic issue.

Five Booklets of Twenty

The package total is five booklets × 20 stamps = 100 stamps.

Choosing This Design

Select this listing when its 2012 issue, theme, 100-stamp quantity, and 5 booklets format fit your mailing plan. The artwork can coordinate personal correspondence or a themed mailing, while the stamp remains postage rather than a separate mailing service.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How many stamps are included?

This listing contains 100 stamps supplied as 5 booklets.

Can these be used for an ordinary domestic letter?

They are ordinary Forever stamps for an eligible one-ounce domestic First-Class Mail letter under current USPS rules. The finished mailpiece may need more postage when its characteristics or service differ.

Does the artwork change the postage value?

No. The applicable postage depends on the stamp type and the completed mailpiece, not the artwork or theme.

What words appear on the Four Flags designs?

The four designs use Freedom, Liberty, Equality, and Justice.

Where can I check the issue reference?

See the USPS issue or product reference for this design.

Issue reference: USPS product or issue source. Product price and availability are shown on the live listing.

Official issue facts checked September 1, 2026. Price, inventory and delivery details are controlled by this live listing.

2012 Freedom and Justice Stamp Value

Freedom, Justice, Equality, and Liberty are the four designs within the same 2012 Four Flags issue. For postage, each genuine unused stamp has the current ordinary Forever value; one word does not make a design worth more than the others.

A collectible premium requires evidence for the exact booklet, pane, coil, quantity, markings, and condition. Compare completed sales for the same format rather than using an unsold asking price. The five intact 20-stamp booklets in this listing should not be compared with a loose single or a coil strip.

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