2026 U.S. Stamp Releases

By Sales Discount Stamps | Published July 29, 2026

The 2026 U.S. stamp program includes new definitive, commemorative, occasion, international and service-specific issues. This table records the official first-day schedule reviewed through September 17, 2026 and separates already issued stamps from later scheduled releases.

2026 U.S. Stamp ReleasesAn envelope, postage stamp, checklist, and measuring guide representing this article.

January Through March 2026

DateIssueFirst-day city
Jan. 94-cent Angel's TrumpetsKenosha, WI
Jan. 13LoveKansas City, MO
Jan. 15Muhammad AliLouisville, KY
Jan. 24Colorado StatehoodDenver, CO
Jan. 29Black Heritage: Phillis WheatleyBoston, MA
Feb. 3Lunar New Year: Year of the HorseHouston, TX
Feb. 18Bruce LeeSeattle, WA
Feb. 28Harriet PowersWashington, DC
March 13LowridersSan Diego, CA
March 14SunflowersStrongsville, OH

April Through July 2026

DateIssueFirst-day city or event
April 10Figures of the American RevolutionWashington, DC
April 18Happy BirthdayProvidence, RI
April 24A Day at the BeachBurlingame, CA
May 5Route 66Phoenix, AZ
May 14Bald Eagle: Hatchling to AdultWabasha, MN
May 23Treasures of the Revolutionary EraBoston 2026 World Expo
May 26Postcrossing, Global ForeverBoston 2026 World Expo
June 9American IconsNew York, NY
June 25Summer Sunset, nonprofit-priceEdgartown, MA
July 4Declaration of IndependencePhiladelphia, PA
July 11BarbieLos Angeles, CA

Special products shown here include Global Forever and nonprofit-price postage as well as ordinary Forever commemoratives. Confirm the category before using a design for a mailing.

August Through October 2026 Schedule

DateIssueStatus on Sept. 17
Aug. 7Diagonal U.S. Flag stamped envelopeIssued
Aug. 21Sarah Orne JewettIssued
Sept. 12U.S. Coast Guard AcademyIssued
Sept. 18Global Winter WreathScheduled
Sept. 19Christmas CookiesScheduled
Sept. 23KwanzaaScheduled
Sept. 25Squirrels and Chipmunks in SnowScheduled
Sept. 29HanukkahScheduled
Oct. 2Christmas: Madonna and ChildScheduled
Oct. 6Know the Facts About FentanylScheduled

Future dates are schedules, not completed-release claims. USPS states that dates and locations can change, so this table should be checked again after each scheduled date.

How to Use This Guide

Use the official issue name and first-day date to identify a stamp. Then confirm its category, format and design count in the individual Stamp Announcement. Use the Shop only for present inventory; a place in this historical schedule does not mean the issue is currently sold here.

Sources and Scope

Status information is current through September 17, 2026. Future dates remain scheduled and can change; individual USPS issue announcements control final details.