Guernsey Post’s First Collection of Crypto Stamps to Launch This Month

Guernsey Post, the postal service for the island of Guernsey, Channel Islands, is set to launch its first collection of crypto stamps.
Scheduled for release on July 24th, the stamps feature Billy and Nanny, the beloved Golden Guernsey Goats, according to a recent report from BBC .
Unlike traditional stamps used for postage, Guernsey’s crypto stamps are limited-edition collectibles that do not serve postal purposes but rather appeal to enthusiasts of both physical and digital collectibles.
Guernsey’s Crypto Stamps to Come With a Digital Twin
Each stamp comes with a unique digital artifact in the form of an NFT (non-fungible token).
“More than 80 years after Guernsey issued its first locally produced stamps, we are excited to enter this new market with the launch of Guernsey Crypto Stamps,” Bridget Yabsley, Head of Guernsey Stamps and Collectables at Guernsey Post, said.
She added that the initiative opens doors for stamp collectors and digital enthusiasts to acquire, collect, and trade NFTs.
Notably, the firm has collaborated with StampFinity to introduce its crypto stamps.
Each crypto stamp will feature a QR code on its reverse side, allowing buyers to activate and view their corresponding digital NFTs online.
Yabsley claimed that the physical stamps showcase a traditional art style, while their digital counterparts embrace a more contemporary and abstract aesthetic, appealing to a modern collector base intrigued by blockchain-driven assets.
When purchasing the Guernsey collectible, customers will not know which NFT is associated with it, as each one possesses unique rarity attributes.
This aspect adds a gamified dimension to the collection process, with some NFTs possessing rarer attributes that enhance their collectability and value.
Companies Drop NFT Features
It is worth noting that there has been a trend of companies discontinuing their involvement in the NFT space.
Back in March, Starbucks, the renowned multinational coffee chain, made the decision to terminate its NFT rewards program .
In January, gaming retailer GameStop announced the closure of its NFT marketplace after scaling back its crypto services over the past two years.
More recently, X, under the ownership of Elon Musk, discontinued a feature that allowed premium users to use NFT images as their profile pictures.
Despite the declining interest in the NFT space, there has also been some positive news.
Last month, renowned Portuguese footballer Cristiano Ronaldo revealed his collaboration with Binance for the launch of his fourth NFT collection.
The collection, which was unveiled on May 29 on the Binance NFT Marketplace, pays homage to Ronaldo’s illustrious career, showcasing highlights from his football journey.
However, it’s worth noting that the football star has been embroiled in legal issues related to his involvement in NFT collection sales with Binance.
In November 2023, Ronaldo faced a class-action lawsuit in a United States district court in Florida.
The plaintiffs alleged that Ronaldo had actively participated in the offer and sale of unregistered securities in collaboration with Binance, and they argued that he should have been aware of Binance’s involvement in such activities.
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