Behold the U.S. Postal Service’s new 44-cent stamp. It features the strong, manly features of Ronaldus Magnus.
The Washington Times has the details:
Former first lady Nancy Reagan helped unveil the design of the Ronald Reagan Centennial postage stamp during a ceremony Monday at the Reagan presidential library in Simi Valley, Calif.
The stamp features a close-up of the 40th president’s face with his Santa Barbara ranch in the background.
The Ventura County Star reports the stamp will go on sale Feb. 10, four days after what would have been Ronald Reagan’s 100th birthday.

As of February 10, this stamp will be enthusiastically affixed to all IHateTheMedia.com correspondence. All the state secrets we send to Julian Assange, all the payoffs on paternity suits, all the fanboy letters we send to Chris Christie and Marco Rubio. Everything gets new Ronald Reagan stamps.
We hear that the Postal Service is also introducing a new Barney Frank design. It will be the first stamp that licks you.
Source: Washington Times
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This is the 2nd Reagan stamp that I am aware of. Five years ago the first one was issued. Scroll down the linkie
http://www.powerlineblog.com/archives/2005/02/009375.php
to see it was only 37 cents to mail something first class. Nearly 20% increase.....Reagan would have been disgusted at this and MANY other wrong turns our country has taken.
TOO COOL...I will be proud to put this wonderful stamp on all my mail.
Awesomeness to the MAX!!!
I will be proud to place this stamp on all out going mail.
The votes I cast for him were my proudest.
That is awesome!!!! I am so buying tons!
I thought Nancy was dead (?!)
Love the stamp!
I'll be getting them by the gross to use on my snail mail correspondence to my lib senators and representatives...just to irk them!
The only thing the Post Office screwed up on, is that they should have made the stamp a permanent 'Forever Stamp' with Freedom on it, instead of 44 cents. Soon enough, the rate will go up, if not annually.
"The only thing the Post Office screwed up on, is that they should have made the stamp a permanent ‘Forever Stamp’ with Freedom on it, instead of 44 cents. Soon enough, the rate will go up, if not annually."
That's because Reagan didn't believe in inflation.