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2017 Love Series: Airplane Skywriting Love Forever First Class Postage Stamps

2017 Love Series: Airplane Skywriting Love Forever First Class Postage Stamps

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

Pack100 Stamps / 5 Sheets

Postage typeFirst-Class Mail Forever postage

FormatSheets

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100 USPS-issued 2017 Love Skywriting Forever stamps in five 20-stamp panes, with the white-script Love and airplane design.

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Description

This listing contains 100 Love Skywriting Forever stamps supplied as five 20-stamp panes. USPS issued the single-design Love-series stamp on January 7, 2017. Its tiny airplane completes a smoke trail spelling Love across a blue sky.

Product and Issue Facts

USPS issue	Love Skywriting
Issue date and city	January 7, 2017; Chino, California
Postage category	First-Class Mail Forever
Original USPS format	Pressure-sensitive pane of 20; one design
This listing	100 stamps; five 20-stamp panes
Designer	Louise Fili
Illustrator	Jessica Hische
Art director	Derry Noyes

What the Design Shows

White cursive letters spell Love across a blue sky with wispy clouds. A decorative smoke swirl underlines the word, and a small stylized airplane finishes the trail. The aircraft is intentionally dwarfed by the lettering, so this is a Love-series design first and an aviation-themed design second.

Who This Design Suits

Weddings and engagements: the skywritten message is romantic without using flowers or hearts.
Valentine and anniversary mail: the Love wording makes the purpose immediately clear.
Aviation-themed correspondence: the small plane adds a recognizable flight motif.
One-design preference: all stamps repeat the same horizontal artwork.

Mailing Use

Unused genuine Love Skywriting stamps remain ordinary Forever postage for the current one-ounce First-Class Mail letter rate. Their 2017 issue year does not reduce postal value. A finished envelope that is heavier, square, rigid, oversized, international or uses another service can require more postage; use the postage decision guide after assembly.

Original Pane and Retail Quantity

USPS issued Love Skywriting as a pane of 20. The 100-stamp quantity on this page combines five panes; it is not a separate original USPS 100-stamp format.

A Real Skywriting Launch

For the issue launch, USPS promoted a real aerial recreation of the design: the planned skywritten L was about 6,000 feet tall and the finished word was intended to be visible for roughly 20 miles when weather allowed. That event helps distinguish this release from other airplane and Love stamps, but it does not change the stamp’s postal category.

What to Check on Receipt

Five panes and 100 total stamps.
The white-script Love design, small airplane and blue-sky background.
Legible USA, FOREVER and 2017 markings, clean die cuts and intact backing.
Quantity and condition against the order record before use.

Related Options

Browse Love Forever stamps, compare wedding designs, or use the airplane and aviation stamp guide.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many Love Skywriting designs are in a pane?

One. Each official pane contains 20 copies of the same design, so this 100-stamp listing supplies five panes.

Are 2017 Love Skywriting stamps still valid?

Yes. Unused genuine ordinary Forever stamps remain valid for the current one-ounce First-Class Mail letter rate. Add postage when the mailpiece or service requires more.

Who illustrated the stamp?

Louise Fili designed it, Jessica Hische illustrated it and Derry Noyes served as art director.

Is it an airplane stamp or a Love stamp?

It is officially part of the USPS Love series. The small skywriting plane also makes it useful to people choosing aviation-themed mail.

Official issue sources: USPS Stamp Announcement 17-02 and the USPS release report. Checked September 1, 2026. Live price, stock and delivery terms appear in the product controls on this page.

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