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Semi-Postal Issues (B)
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B1-B4

Air Post Issues (C)
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C1 C10
C19 C32
C48 C66
C84 C101
C120 C133

Air Postal SD Issues (CE)
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CE1

Special Delivery  Issues (E)
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E11-E23

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F1

Certified Mail Issue (FA)
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FA1

Postage Due Issues (J)
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J79 J88

Official Mail Issue (O)
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O127 O143


Semi-Postal Stamps
 
Scott B1
(55¢) Breast Cancer Awareness
— 29 July 1998 in Washington DC
— First United States Semipostal Issue (originally 32¢ + 13¢)
— Reference: tech (USPS)
Scott B1 - (44¢+13¢) Breast Cancer Awareness
Reference Image - Stranp size:  25.14 x 39.62 mm
Scott # Description Price   Go to Top of Page
B1 (55¢) Breast Cancer Awareness mint single $1.00   Add to Shopping Cart
B1 (55¢) Breast Cancer Awareness pane of 20 $20.00   Add to Shopping Cart
  In 1997 the Stamp Out Breast Cancer Act, P.L. 105–41, authorized the issuance of the nations first semipostal stamp to raise funds to help in finding a cure for breast cancer. The stamp originally sold for 45 cents (now 55¢) and is valid for the current cost of a 1-ounce, single-piece First-Class Mail letter. Congress directed that the difference between the price of the stamp and the First-Class Mail rate, less program costs, be directed to two designated research agencies: the National Institutes of Health and the Department of Defense Medical Research Program.

Since its inception, the stamp has raised $79 million through the sales of more than 950 million stamps. In 2011, Congress extended the sale of the Breast Cancer Research Stamp to December 31, 2015. The four year extension of the Breast Cancer Research Stamp Act passed in the Senate on a unanimous vote on Dec. 5, 2011, and passed in the House on Dec. 14, 2011 by a vote of 417-1.
   
 
Scott B2
(37¢+8¢) Heroes of 2001
— 07 June 2002 in New York City NY
— Reference: pb22076 - Stamp Announcement 02-17
 
Scott B2 - (45¢) HEROES of 2001
Reference Image - Stranp size:  31.115 x 39.624 mm
Scott # Description Price   Go to Top of Page
B2 (45¢) Heroes of 2001 mint single $1.00   Add to Shopping Cart
B2 (45¢) Heroes of 2001 pane of 20 $20.00   Add to Shopping Cart
  The Heroes of 2001 semipostal stamp, authorized by the 9/11 Heroes Stamp Act of 2001 legislation, provides assistance to the families of emergency relief personnel killed or permanently disabled in connection with the terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001. The stamp was issued in New York City on June 7, 2002, and sold for 45 cents. It was offered for sale through December 31, 2004.
 
A total of 133 million Heroes of 2001 stamps were sold. This resulted in a contribution of $10.6 million to the Federal Emergency Management Agency, which is responsible for disbursing payments to eligible participants. The Postal Service recovered $0.5 million in costs for this semipostal stamp.
   
 
Scott B3
(39¢+6¢) Stop Family Violence
— 11 October 2003 in Denver CO
— Reference: pb22111 - Stamp Announcement 03-28
 
Scott B3 - (45¢) Stop Family Violence
Reference Image - Stranp size:  25.146 x 39.624 mm
Scott # Description Price   Go to Top of Page
B3 (45¢) Stop Family Violence mint single $1.00   Add to Shopping Cart
B3 (45¢) Stop Family Violence pane of 20 $20.00   Add to Shopping Cart
  The Stop Family Violence semipostal stamp, authorized by P.L. 107–67, the Stamp Out Domestic Violence Act of 2001, provides assistance to the programs and organizations fighting domestic violence. It sold for 45 cents and was valid for the current cost of a 1-ounce, single-piece First-Class Mail letter. It was offered for sale through December 31, 2006.

Since inception, 31 million Stop Family Violence stamps have been sold. This has resulted in a contribution of $1.8 million to the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services to help fund domestic violence prevention programs.
   
 
Scott B4
(55¢) Save Vanishing Species
— 20 September 2011 in Washington DC
Reference: pb22318 - Stamp Announcement 11-41
 
Scott B1 - (55¢) Save Vanishing Species
Reference Image - Stranp size:  31.12 x 31.12 mm
Scott # Description Price   Go to Top of Page
B4 (55¢) Save Vanishing Species mint single $1.10   Add to Shopping Cart
B4 (55¢) Save Vanishing Species pane of 20 $22.00   Add to Shopping Cart
  The U.S. Postal Service has issued a special semipostal stamp to benefit elephants, rhinoceros, tigers, great apes, and marine turtles under the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service’s (USFWS) Wildlife Without Borders Multinational Species Conservation Funds (MSCF).

Only the fourth of its kind, this stamp is now available in post offices nationwide and will remain on sale for at least two years with proceeds from stamp sales to support conservation efforts directed at targeted endangered species worldwide that are of great importance to the American public.
   
 
 
 
 
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Last Updated: January 02, 2012