We are pleased to present the Great Achievements in Space Exploration collection by Philatelic Mint, developed in collaboration with Smithsonian's National Air and Space Museum. This officially licensed collection will come to you in a series of 12 monthly installments. You can order this collection now for monthly installments of $29.95.
Smithsonian’s National Air and Space Museum houses the world's most extensive collection of aviation and space artifacts, encompassing all aspects of human flight, as well as related works of art and archival materials. Each month you will receive an 8 ½" by 11" folder along with the corresponding stamps. Instructions will be included for mounting the stamps. Each folder contains details about the history and science behind the space stamp images.
Each monthly folder comes with a QR code that takes you to the National Air and Space Museum’s website where you can learn even more about the history and science of space exploration. . Whether you are a collector or space enthusiast, all generations will enjoy the fascinating and educational facts. Some of the codes will even take you to a landing page where you can post questions directly to the museum curators!
The Great Achievements in Space Exploration collection by Philatelic Mint is something you will enjoy receiving each month and will want to share with family and friends.
While supplies last each subscriber will receive a bonus US Project Mercury Stamp commemorating the first US manned space flight. On the fourth month of your subscription, you will receive a free Great Achievements in Space album.
Shipping is free. You may cancel your subscription at any time. If you wish to cancel your monthly subscription, please provide us with ten days' notice.
If you have any questions or problems you can call us Toll Free: 1.866.775.9642 or send us an email at info@pmintstamps.com
For details on each unit or to purchase individual unit please click below. Please note that individual unit purchases are $34.99 and do not include the project Mercury stamp or the free album.
