Get previous years USPS Halloween Forever Stamps...Today!

Sending Halloween greeting cards and announcements is a yearly tradition for many of us, and doing it up right is a tradition. Unfortunately, The United States Postal Service is not issuing a fresh set of Forever Stamps for 2022. However, that doesn’t mean we still can’t get them.

These spirited stamps from the past would provide the perfect touch to spook-out your Halloween greeting card or if you simply want to collect. These timeless classics won’t be around for long. Although they’re still available on online market places such as Amazon and Ebay, supplies are limited and probably won’t be around “forever.” To find out more, click the images below.

Jack-o’-lantern Forever First Class Stamp

First introduced in 2016, this brand new booklet of 20 stamps features 4 different beautifully carved pumpkins that stand out nicely for any announcement. Though no longer available, they can be used for postage Forever.

Spooky Silhouettes Forever First Class Stamp

First introduced in 2019, this brand new booklet of 20 USPS Forever Stamps feature digital illustrations with Halloween motifs rendered as black silhouettes in eerily backlit windows with a beautiful iridescent shine. The images include a cat with an arched back beneath a raven perched on a bare tree branch, all against a yellowish-green background; two ghosts against an orange background; a spider and a web against a red background; and three bats against a purple background.

If you’re looking to add a spirited touch to your 2022 Halloween greeting cards, look no further than the past. These tremendous renderings are still available, and you can get them just in time for Halloween.

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Edward Mugarian

Editor of Halloween Living Magazine, and a Detroit, Michigan native. After earning a B.A. in English at Oakland University in Rochester, Michigan, Ed pursued opportunities in public relations and management that helped mold him personally and professionally, developing his skills in writing and editing, marketing and advertising, public speaking and media relations. As well as broadening his experience in administrative leadership. In addition, he pursued film and special effects makeup programs in both Detroit and Los Angeles and worked on set as a special effects make-up artist. His passion for being a Halloween and horror film “geek” have been a constant throughout his life - cutting his teeth on the extraordinary works of Mary Shelley, Bram Stoker, Edgar Allan Poe, Nathaniel Hawthorne, H.P. Lovecraft, and the great Shirley Jackson. His youth was spent hustling through haunted houses, and seeing the latest 70’s & 80’s horror films at the midnight drive-ins and local movie houses. He's also an avid horror film and movie memorabilia collector. One could say, he's autumn over summer. Pumpkins over pineapples. Horror over drama; and wearing black over anything else.