How Many Stamps Come in a Roll
A standard roll holds 100 stamps, and roll and coil mean the same thing. USPS also prints some flag issues in coils of 3,000 and 10,000 for businesses that run mail through a machine.
We sell rolls of 100 in lots of 1, 3, 10 or 50, from 100 up to 5,000 stamps. A single coil is a sensible buy for anyone stamping a few dozen envelopes at a sitting.
Several flag issues on this page are also listed as sheets of 20, and three also come as books of stamps, so check the options on each listing if a flatter format suits you better.
How Much Is a Roll of Stamps?
A roll of 100 carries $82.00 in postage at the $0.82 one-ounce letter price set on July 12, 2026, per the USPS price list. It carried $78.00 before that date, and the stamps on it did not change.
That is how a Forever roll works: it is worth what 100 one-ounce letters cost on the day you mail them, not what it cost when it was printed. A 2018 US Flags roll still mails 100 one-ounce letters today with nothing to add.
When a Roll Beats a Booklet
A roll makes sense when you stamp envelopes at a desk in batches: invoices, statements, membership mailings or a holiday card list. A booklet suits a kitchen drawer and the occasional letter.
The 2023 US Flags Freedom coil reduces the flag to flat red, white and blue bands with FREEDOM beneath. That plain graphic look reads well on business envelopes.
The 2024 US Flags shows one flag under four different skies, and nothing in it ties the stamp to a season, so it works on mail sent in any month.
Roll of Stamps FAQ
How much is a current roll of stamps?
A roll of 100 Forever stamps has a face value of $82.00 as of July 12, 2026, at $0.82 per one-ounce letter stamp.
Is the price of stamps going up in 2026?
The 2026 increase already took effect on July 12, 2026, moving the one-ounce letter price from $0.78 to $0.82. Rolls of Forever stamps bought before then still cover each letter in full.
Where do they sell stamps besides the post office?
Many grocery stores, pharmacies and office supply stores sell stamps, and usps.com sells them online. Independent resellers such as Mailbox of Flushing also sell genuine, unused USPS stamps from surplus stock.






