Books of Forever Stamps

A book of stamps is the unit almost everyone actually buys: twenty first-class Forever stamps on a folded booklet that fits a wallet or a desk drawer. Every booklet here is genuine unused USPS postage, sourced from closed businesses and estate surplus, then inspected before it ships.

Order in fives, fifteens or fifties depending on how much mail you send. Orders leave within 24 hours and carry our refund promise.

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What a Book of 20 Costs Right Now

At the current 82¢ first-class rate, twenty stamps at face value come to $16.40. That rate took effect 12 July 2026, up from 78¢.

Because we resell surplus inventory rather than print runs, booklets here sit below face value. Buying now also locks the postage in — a Forever stamp still mails a one-ounce letter after the next increase.

Booklets, Sheets or Rolls?

Booklets of 20 suit household and small-office mail: easy to tear, easy to carry, no waste. Sheets work better when the design matters, like invitations you want to keep flat.

Rolls of 100 are the choice once you are stuffing envelopes in batches. If that sounds like your mailing, start with the rolls collection instead.

Quick Answers

How many stamps are in a book? Twenty. That has been the standard USPS booklet count for first-class Forever stamps for years.

Do the booklets ever expire? No. Forever stamps stay valid for a one-ounce letter regardless of when you bought them.

Are these authentic? Yes — unused USPS-issued postage, checked booklet by booklet, refundable if anything is wrong.