In celebration of its upcoming 250th anniversary, the U.S. Postal Service has unveiled new commemorative stamps highlighting its rich history. The release event, graced by the 76th postmaster general, featured a modernized version of the first 5-cent stamp portraying Benjamin Franklin. The event, held at the USPS headquarters in Washington, marked a significant milestone for the mail service, emphasizing its essential role in shaping the nation’s independence. The stamps offer a glimpse into American history, honoring the Postal Service’s 250-year legacy and unity-building efforts. The agency’s commitment to self-financing and independence remains firm, with the postmaster voicing his opposition to privatization.