Vibrant Leaves 2025 Postcard Rate (5 Sheets of 20) Non-denominated Mail-Use P... For Sale

Vibrant Leaves 2025 Postcard Rate (5 Sheets of 20) Non-denominated Mail-Use Postage Stamps
Product Details Size: 100 Stamps
Brand: United States Postal Service
MPN: 124104
UPC: Does not apply
EAN: Does not apply

• Brand Name: United States Postal Service
• Manufacturer Part Number: 124104
• Model Number: 5966-5970
• Manufacturer Warranty Description: 20 year warranty.
• Manufacturer: USPS
• Size: 100 Stamps

• Revel in the rich hues of nature with the Vibrant Leaves postcard stamps, featuring photographs of 5 different leaves in varying shades from golden yellow to deep maroon. Use these stamps to add autumnal beauty any time of the year!
• The Vibrant Leaves stamps are being issued as postcard stamps.
• The word POSTCARD on the stamps indicates their usage value.
• Like a Forever stamp, these stamps will always be valid for the rate printed on them.

The Vibrant Leaves postcard stamps feature five different leaves in variousstages of color. Each stamp displays a single leaf from one tree species: fromleft, to right, a golden aspen, a variegated yellow and orange sassafras, arusset oak, a bright red maple, and a dark red sweetgum. The aspen’scharacteristic rustling sound comes from its long, flat leaf stalk whichcauses its silver-dollar sized leaves to flutter with the gentlest of winds.Part of the uniqueness of the sassafras tree is its smell: the citrusy leavesand stems; the cinnamon-scented bark; and roots that evoke a frothy root beerfloat on a hot summer day. The mighty oak is an essential part of a forest’secosystem. Its acorns are important food sources for many types of wildlife,and its trunks and branches provide homes to hundreds of birds, insects, andanimals. Maple trees are prized for their sweet sap, which is then boiled andmade into maple syrup. While all maples produce sap, sugar and black mapleshave the highest concentration of sugar, so they are most often used in maplesugar production. Sweetgums, also known as redgums because of their reddish-colored bark, are named for the sweet-smelling resin they produce.