USPS Previews Diverse 2026 Stamp Series Celebrating US Heritage, Icons

The U.S. Postal Service has unveiled a preview of its 2026 stamp lineup, showcasing a diverse array of designs that celebrate American culture, history, and iconic figures. Notable stamps include tributes to Muhammad Ali, featuring a 1974 Associated Press photo and designed by Antonio Alcalá, set for release on January 15 in Louisville, Kentucky, and a stamp commemorating Colorado's 150th statehood anniversary with a photograph of Jagged Mountain by John Fielder. Other highlights encompass the 49th Black Heritage stamp honoring African American poet Phillis Wheatley, a Bruce Lee stamp depicting the martial artist's flying kick, and a continuation of the popular floral series with a 4-cent Angel’s Trumpets stamp designed by Ethel Kessler. The collection also includes a vibrant Love stamp series inspired by mid-century American design and Japanese illustrations, created by James Yang. These stamps will be available through the USPS website, by phone or mail, and at selected post offices, with additional designs and release dates to be announced in the coming months.