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Post & Go B002 - Colours of Autumn Stamp Strip
Post & Go B002 - Colours of Autumn Stamp Strip
£10.87
A strip of 6 self-adhesive, digitally printed stamps from the 'Post & Go -Autumn Colours' issue. The self-service stamps feature six different types of woodland foliage found across the island.
The stamp strips printed at our back office B002 machine.
| Date of issue | 30-09-2025 |
| Printer | Cartor UK |
| Size | 25mm x 56mm |
| Process | Digital |
| Denominations | Six weight step tariffs |
Additional Information
During autumn, Jersey’s landscapes transitions from lush green and vibrant colours to rich copper hues and earthy tones. To represent this change in season, six autumnal foliage images from Jersey’s varied species were selected to feature within the issue.
Post & Go is a self-service postage stamp system, which was first introduced by the Royal Mail in 2008 and later adopted by Jersey Post as the next evolution of self-adhesive stamps. Since December 2023, the Royal Mail is no longer issuing Post & Go stamps, while Jersey Post aims to continue the annual issues and overprints.
These new Post & Go stamps will be available for various postage needs, including Local Letter 100g, Local Large 100g, UK Letter 100g, UK Large 100g, Europe 100g, and Rest of World 100g.
Additional Information
During autumn, Jersey’s landscapes transitions from lush green and vibrant colours to rich copper hues and earthy tones. To represent this change in season, six autumnal foliage images from Jersey’s varied species were selected to feature within the issue.
Post & Go is a self-service postage stamp system, which was first introduced by the Royal Mail in 2008 and later adopted by Jersey Post as the next evolution of self-adhesive stamps. Since December 2023, the Royal Mail is no longer issuing Post & Go stamps, while Jersey Post aims to continue the annual issues and overprints.
These new Post & Go stamps will be available for various postage needs, including Local Letter 100g, Local Large 100g, UK Letter 100g, UK Large 100g, Europe 100g, and Rest of World 100g.