2020 First-Class Forever Stamps,Winter Scenes: Two Deer

# 5532 - 2020 First-Class Forever Stamps - Winter Scenes: Two Deer

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US #5532
2020 Deer – Winter Scenes

  • One of 10 stamps picturing snowy scenes showing off just how beautiful winter can be


Stamp Category: 
Commemorative
Set:  Winter Scenes
Value:  55¢ First Class Mail Rate (Forever)
First Day of Issue:  October 16, 2020
First Day City:  Winter Park, Florida
Quantity Issued:  400,000,000
Printed by:  Ashton Potter (USA) Ltd.
Printing Method:  Offset
Format:  Double-sided booklets of 20
Tagging:  Nonphosphored type III, block tag

Why the stamp was issued:  To remember the fun of unexpectedly seeing a deer coming out of the woods on a snowy day.

About the stamp design:  Pictures a photograph of two deer on the edge of the forest on a snowy day.

First Day City:  The First Day of Issue Ceremony was held virtually due to the Covid-19 pandemic with a First Day of Issue postmark from Winter Park, Florida.

About the Winter Scenes set:  A set of 10 stamp designs picturing different photographs of animals, buildings, and landscapes in winter.  Meant as reminders that winter isn’t all cold and snow, it has moments of real beauty, too.

History the stamp represents:  Deer are native to every continent in the world except Antarctica and Australia and are able to survive in many different conditions.  In the northern reaches of North America, that means being able to survive cold, snowy winters with limited food options.

In several cultures, deer symbolize regeneration.  This is because deer shed their antlers in the fall and regrow them each spring.  Since trees and other plants do the same thing with their leaves and flowers, there is no better symbol of the changing seasons than the deer.

In North America, the largest population of deer can be found between Alberta, and British Columbia, Canada.  Here, all five native North American deer species can be found:  white-tailed deer, mule deer, caribou, elk, and moose.  There are a number of national parks in this region, allowing visitors to experience the grace and beauty of these animals all year long.

There are few things quite as peaceful as looking out your window on a chilly winter day and seeing a deer or two in your yard.  Their hooves allow them to make their way through deep snow almost without making a sound.  And they can balance on their powerful hind legs to reach tree branches to help them survive the cold.  They are a much-needed reminder that, while winter may seem long, spring will soon come again.

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US #5532
2020 Deer – Winter Scenes

  • One of 10 stamps picturing snowy scenes showing off just how beautiful winter can be


Stamp Category: 
Commemorative
Set:  Winter Scenes
Value:  55¢ First Class Mail Rate (Forever)
First Day of Issue:  October 16, 2020
First Day City:  Winter Park, Florida
Quantity Issued:  400,000,000
Printed by:  Ashton Potter (USA) Ltd.
Printing Method:  Offset
Format:  Double-sided booklets of 20
Tagging:  Nonphosphored type III, block tag

Why the stamp was issued:  To remember the fun of unexpectedly seeing a deer coming out of the woods on a snowy day.

About the stamp design:  Pictures a photograph of two deer on the edge of the forest on a snowy day.

First Day City:  The First Day of Issue Ceremony was held virtually due to the Covid-19 pandemic with a First Day of Issue postmark from Winter Park, Florida.

About the Winter Scenes set:  A set of 10 stamp designs picturing different photographs of animals, buildings, and landscapes in winter.  Meant as reminders that winter isn’t all cold and snow, it has moments of real beauty, too.

History the stamp represents:  Deer are native to every continent in the world except Antarctica and Australia and are able to survive in many different conditions.  In the northern reaches of North America, that means being able to survive cold, snowy winters with limited food options.

In several cultures, deer symbolize regeneration.  This is because deer shed their antlers in the fall and regrow them each spring.  Since trees and other plants do the same thing with their leaves and flowers, there is no better symbol of the changing seasons than the deer.

In North America, the largest population of deer can be found between Alberta, and British Columbia, Canada.  Here, all five native North American deer species can be found:  white-tailed deer, mule deer, caribou, elk, and moose.  There are a number of national parks in this region, allowing visitors to experience the grace and beauty of these animals all year long.

There are few things quite as peaceful as looking out your window on a chilly winter day and seeing a deer or two in your yard.  Their hooves allow them to make their way through deep snow almost without making a sound.  And they can balance on their powerful hind legs to reach tree branches to help them survive the cold.  They are a much-needed reminder that, while winter may seem long, spring will soon come again.