How to Get Taiwan's First Official Pokémon Stamps Before The…
Pokémon fans and stamp collectors in Taiwan will have a new collectible to chase, and the release could boost interest in the Taipei 2026 World Stamp Exhibition.
Pokémon fans and stamp collectors in Taiwan will have a new collectible to chase, and the release could boost interest in the Taipei 2026 World Stamp Exhibition.
Key points - Chunghwa Post will release Taiwan's first officially licensed Pokémon stamps on November 20. - The souvenir sheet features 10 PTCG-themed stamps, with a print run of 300,000 sheets. - Each stamp is worth NT$8, and the full sheet is priced at NT$80. - Stamps are available at post offices, the Postal Museum, the i Stamps online store, and the Taipei 2026 World Stamp Exhibition.
Timeline - November 1: Transportation Minister Chen Shih-kai announced the stamps on Threads. - November 20: Stamps go on sale and the Taipei 2026 World Stamp Exhibition opens. - November 20-25: Taipei 2026 World Stamp Exhibition takes place at Taipei World Trade Center.
FAQ
Q: When can I buy the Pokémon stamps? A: They go on sale starting November 20 at post offices, the Postal Museum, the i Stamps online store, and the Taipei 2026 World Stamp Exhibition.
Q: How much do the stamps cost? A: Each stamp has a face value of NT$8, and the full souvenir sheet with 10 stamps costs NT$80.
Q: Are these stamps valid for postage? A: Yes, unlike the earlier charity stamps, these are officially licensed and can be used for mailing.
📰 Related Articles
Melvor Idle 2 Goes Official: What It Means for Players
This partnership gives Melvor Idle 2 official RuneScape branding, potentially attracting more players while assuring fans that the game will remain microtransaction-free.
God of War PS2 Gets Unofficial PC Port: 60fps Target, Bring Your Own Disc
A fan-made project brings the original 2005 God of War to PC with mouse/keyboard support, graphics options, and a 60fps goal—but you'll need your own game disc to play.
GTA 6 Map Size Officially Revealed: As Big as GTA 4, GTA 5 and Red Dead Redemption 2 Combined
According to an EDGE magazine interview with Rockstar, GTA 6's Leonida map is roughly twice the size of GTA 5, with land area almost equal to GTA 4, GTA 5 and Red Dead Redemption 2 combined.
Unofficial Tears of the Kingdom PC Port Drops with FSR and Mouse Support
A fan-made PC port of The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom called SkyboundTOTK is out, packing FSR upscaling, keyboard and mouse controls, and some experimental extras.
Zelda Movie's Official Instagram Vanishes After Just One Week, Fans Worry
The official Instagram account for the live-action Zelda movie was reportedly deleted about a week after it appeared, sparking fan speculation even though Nintendo and Sony haven't said a word.
Nintendo Exclusives Hit PC Unofficially — Will the Lawyers Strike?
A wave of fan-made PC ports for games like Splatoon, Project Gotham Racing 4, and Resident Evil Code: Veronica X has appeared online, raising questions about how Nintendo and other publishers will respond.