USPS Forever Stamps: 150 Count $61.25, 160-Ct $65.25

Why is Forever Crossed Out on Forever Stamps?
Something that many find confusing is why when they look at Forever® Stamp designs, the word Forever is crossed out. Why is Forever crossed out on the stamp? A quick answer is, it isn’t. When you actually buy the stamp, you’ll find the word ‘Forever’, or any of the other purpose words such as ‘Postcard’ will not be crossed out. For viewing purposes, you can see what the stamp looks like in the preview online, without giving digital thieves the ability to simply copy the image and print their own counterfeit stamps illegally, and possibly even sell them to you!

Don't think so. It's sold by USPS, and description says: These Forever stamps will always be equal in value to the current First-Class Mail® one-ounce price. //@Anonymous: dont buy those stamps. the forever is crossed out. it is not allowed to sell online. don't know if they are eligible to use.

dont buy those stamps. the forever is crossed out. it is not allowed to sell online. don't know if they are eligible to use.

I now days use one stamp a month, 160 will take me about 13 years to use all of them.

Wait until you get married. Those stamps aren't enough unless you don't have friends. //@Anonymous: that's a lot of stamps

The 150-count at $0.40 is a better choice than the 160-count at $0.41. The USPS will not shut down. At least not in our lifetime.

those stamps will be more valuable if USPS shuts down. //@Anonymous: what happens to stamps if USPS is shut down?

what happens to stamps if USPS is shut down?

that's a lot of stamps