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Botanical Art

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

100 USPS-issued stamps in the confirmed 100 Stamps 5 Books format. Price, stock, and delivery details are shown on this listing.

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Description

Botanical Art: Confirmed Listing Facts

This page describes the specific Botanical Art listing. The confirmed catalog record identifies a 2016 issue, 100 total stamps, and the package format shown below. These facts are kept separate from search phrases or assumptions about other sellers’ quantities.

Issue year2016
Postage categoryFirst Class Forever Stamps
Total quantity100 stamps
Package format100 Stamps 5 Books
SKUST75-16ZWYS

What the Booklet Pack Description Means

The listing total is 100 stamps in the recorded 100 Stamps 5 Books format. Compare both fields when choosing between products: a booklet, sheet, pane, or roll can contain a different number of stamps even when the artwork belongs to a similar theme.

Where This Design May Fit

The catalog audience for this item is wedding invitation、Save-the-Date and thank-you card mailers | households and everyday personal mailers. Its theme can suit invitations, save-the-date cards, reply envelopes, and thank-you notes. Design preference helps coordinate the look of an envelope, but it does not change the postal category or the amount of postage required.

Mailing Use for Botanical Art

This listing uses ordinary Forever postage for an eligible domestic one-ounce First-Class Mail letter under current USPS rules. A heavier, square, rigid, oversized, international, or service-enhanced mailpiece can require additional postage.

Check the completed piece with the USPS postage calculator when weight, dimensions, shape, destination, or service is uncertain.

Evidence Used on This Page

Same-issue review research was used only to identify questions about practical use and product comparison. It is not displayed as feedback from this store, and third-party seller, price, delivery, or authenticity claims are not transferred to this listing.

Related Categories and Guides

Browse Wedding Forever Stamps, compare Forever stamp listings, or review how many stamps a mailpiece may need.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many stamps are included in this listing?

The confirmed SKU total is 100 stamps.

What package format is listed?

The catalog records the package as 100 Stamps 5 Books.

Does the design change the mailing requirement?

No. Postage depends on the stamp category and the completed mailpiece, not the artwork.

Are third-party reviews presented as this store’s reviews?

No. External research is used only to understand questions; it is not represented as SaleForeverStamps customer feedback.

Botanical Art for formal and nature-centered correspondence

Botanical artwork gives envelopes a composed, illustration-led appearance that can suit garden events, wedding stationery, thank-you cards, museum or library correspondence, and notes to plant enthusiasts. It is broader than a single flower season, which makes the design adaptable across spring celebrations and year-round personal mail.

If visual coordination matters, compare the stamp colors with the envelope and return-address printing before ordering the full quantity. Wedding suites and handmade cards may include layered stock, liners, or reply pieces, so test the completed assembly rather than pricing an empty envelope. Browse Flower Forever stamps for additional botanical directions.

Additional information
Pack Size

100 Stamps 5 Books

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