The Crypto Stamp 1.0 (CS1) released by the Austrian Post is the world’s first postage stamp that carries an NFT as a digital twin on the blockchain.

The Crypto Stamp 2.0 released approximately a year after the first one. It has four motives (Panda, Honeybadger, Llama and Doge).

The Golden Unicorn is the first of a series of crypto stamps carrying a 1 gramm gold bar. With a face value of 500€ it is also one of the highest nominal value carrying postage stamps in the world.

After the Austrian Post made the first move, Croatia is the second country to release an NFT postage stamp. It resembles its Austrian predecessors in its format, as well as in having 5 rarities.

The United Nations released a crypto stamp themed around the 2030 Sustainable Development Goals. It was simultaneously issued at the three headquarters in New York, Vienna and Geneva.

After the successful first issue of postal crypto stamps, the Croatian Post released its second crypto stamp on the topic of the transfer of postal items throughout history.

After having been a pioneer in the space of crypto-philately with the 2018 QRG-Cryptocurrency stamp sheet, in 2021 the Gibraltar Post released its first NFT stamp.

The Austrian Post continues its series of animals related to the crypto space. Big holders of cryptocurrencies or NFTs are typically called whales. It is also the first stamp that features an integrated NFC-chip as an additional security feature.

Liechtenstein released its first crypto stamp alongside an app to scan the QR code and assign the owner of the stamp. A regular version and a limited version of Briefmarke 4.0 (Eng: Stamp 4.0) were released.

Croatia continues its series with a new edition featuring electric sportscar Rimac Nevera.

The CS3 series of the Austrian Post was extended by two more motives featuring a rhino and a cat.

The Austrian Crypto Stamp Gold series is continued by a Doge edition.

The first Swiss Crypto Stamp with its 13 tiers of rarities was a massive sucess.

The United Arab Emirates join the crypto stamp family with 4 editions, each evolving around historic milestones of the country. The Golden Jubilee stamp carries a 1-gramm gold bar.

In addition to a regular stamp block, an exclusive special edition is issued as a crypto stamp. Through it the viewer can learn more about the life and work of the princess.

The Austrian Crypto Stamp Gold series is continued by a Whale edition.

The CSArt series staring with this stamp features NFT-artist invited to design stamps/NFTs for the Austrian Post. The Mercury stamp is designed by famous digital artist PR1MAL CYPHER.

The Swiss Crypto Stamp 2.0 was designed in partnership with the Locarno Film Festival, Switzerland’s biggest film festival. It features 10 designs of symbols of modern Switzerland.

Thailand joins the field as the first country in the ASEAN region. The NFTs feature cartoon characters and designs by Thai NFT artists.

The first multilateral crypto stamp edition simultaniously released by Austria and the Netherlands.

Featuring 14 designers from 14 states, each stamp is proudly designed by an artist representing each state in Malaysia, encapsulating the uniqueness, beauty, essence, diversity and culture of their states. The #EMPATBELAS stamp folder contains all 14 physical stamps and one NFT.

Liechtenstein continues its series with Briefmarke 4.1 (Stamp 4.1).

The United Nations continue their Crypto Stamp series.

The Crypto Stamp Gold series is continued by a Whale edition with an Austrian and a Netherland version.

Approximately four month after the CSArt Mercury, the Austrian Post also released a matching gold edition for the stamp.

Croatia continues its series with a new edition featuring famous inventor Nikola Tesla.

In Janaury 2023, Poland released its first crypto stamp featuring historic milestones of space exploration. The release was a huge success and opened the growing field of Polish crypto philately, also including many items that are not traditional crypto stamps (such as philatelic tales and other NFT-only items).

Portugal enters the field with its Caravel series (the first ship to be used in the epic Portuguese Discoveries in 1440). It features 4 rarity tiers, of which the rarest is a unique item of only 1 edition.

Switzerland continues its series with a third edition, featuring artworks of dogs. It was the first Swiss edition to be sold at different prices for each rarity tier.

The Austrian Post continues their series of crypto-related animals with the bear edition. The stamp has a new color (crystal), other colors can only be assigned to the NFT by interacting with the blockchain functionalities.

The CS5.0 Safe edition was released alongside with the Bear edition. It has a brand-new functionality and can be used to transform other crypto stamps into collectible baby NFTs using the morphXYZ function.

The Faroe Islands enter the field with an innovative stamp. The digital component of the stamps and their rarity value can be influenced by the user. Each stamp is linked to an oracle of a specific weather condition on the Faroese Islands. Depending on the time at which the NFT is activated, it will be classified into one of five levels, depending on the prevailing weather conditions.

Released by the NordBrief, the first German crypto stamp entered the field. It is centered around the famous Wacken music festival, with the NFTs showing the lineup posters of all previous Wacken festivals (the oldest being the rarest, the newest the most common).

The Austrian Crypto Stamp Art series is continued by a new edition designed by famous NFT artist FVCKRENDER. It comes in two editions, “ALPINE STAR” and “ETERNAL FLOWER”. Both referencing the Edelweiss flower, Austria’s national flower.

Liechtenstein continues its series with Briefmarke 4.2 (Stamp 4.2).

Croatia continues its Postereum series with a new edition featuring famous cartoon character Baltazar.

France enters the field with its #NFTimbre1 edition.

The animal series that started in Austria is continued by a lion edition, being released in an Austrian, Netherlands & Luxembourg edition.

A second version of the Safe is released alongside with the CS5.1 Lion stamp. Except for a little detail (the Mio. NFT lettering), it has the same design and functionality as the previous version.

After its competitor NordBrief made the first move, the German Post (Deutsche Post) entered the field. The “Brandenburger Tor” NFT stamp marks the beginning of a series featuring historic architecture interpreted by AI.

A gold version of the Lion crypto stamp is released in Austria, the Netherlands and Luxembourg. It carries a 1-gram gold bar.

China Post enters the field with an edition celebrating the “Jiachen Year” (Year of the Dragon)

The Polish Crypto Stamp 2.0 “In the skies” presents surreal images of balloons, painted in watercolor by Andrzej Gosik.

The Swiss CS4.0 has four editions: Basic Edition, Special Edition, Wallpaper Edition and Unique Edition. The Wallpaper Edition can be digitally combined with other editions to form a new NFT.

Ghana is the first African country to release a crypto stamp. The stamp commemorates the 25th anniversary of the reign of King Otumfuo Osei Tutu II.

France continues its #NFTimbre series with the first of three editions depicting AI-generated artworks on the topic “physical meets digital”.

Germany continues its series featuring historic architecture interpreted by AI with a Kölner Dom (Cologne cathedral) edition.

The Gibraltar stamp sheet celebrates the spirit of European football. The QR-codes on the 16x £5 stamp sheet unlock football-related NFTs.

Spain joins the field with a series featuring famous Spanish comic character Mortadelo.

Crypto Fox marks a completely new step by the Liechtenstein Post. It is not just a different design than previous crypto stamps, but also for the first time carries an NFT token.

The crypto stamp comes alongside a deck of Jass cards. The digital items feature the famous designs of the card game.

France continues its #NFTimbre2 series depicting AI-generated artworks on the topic “physical meets digital”.

The VIP Gold Edition Bear was sold exclusively to subscribers of a “XXL-crypto stamp” subscription at the Austrian Post.

Croatia continues its series with a new edition featuring “The Little Shoemaker”, a classic of Croatian children’s literature.

Ireland joins the field with a crypto stamp featuring futuristic AI-generated artworks.

Germany continues its series featuring historic architecture interpreted by AI with a “Schloss Neuschwanstein” (Neuschwanstein Castle) edition.

The multilateral animal series is continued by a Dragon edition. Belgium joins the list of issuing countries.

France completes its #NFTimbre2 series depicting AI-generated artworks on the topic “physical meets digital”.

Austria continues its gold stamp series with a golden Dragon edition.

Switzerland continues its series celebrating Swiss winter sports and paying tribute to the 11 most successful Swiss winter sports athletes in history.

Austria continues its Crypto Stamp Art series with a stamp designed by famous NFT art collective Hackatao. It has four editions depicting the life and death of the imperial couple Sisi & Franz.

France continues its #NFTimbre series with a Red Cross edition to celebrate their partnership and shared values ​​for 110 years. Part of the income generated through the sale was donated to the Red Cross.

The 2025 edition of the Austrian Safe came in two editions (Magical Book and Treasure) and can be used to morph NFTs.

Following the Austrian version, Belgium, the Netherlands and Luxembourg released their own editions of the Safe Dragon.

The series of Crypto Stamp comic characters builds on the story of the Crypto Stamp Island comics that were released the previous year.

Hackatao designed a second edition for the Crypto Stamp Art series featuring Lamarr and Mozart.

The stamp depicting a futuristic interpretation of the Eiffel Tower is the first of a newly introduced Monuments 3.0 series by the French Post.

The series of Crypto Stamp Island comic characters is continued with Raka, a mysterious being with mystical energy.