6 000 ex

Correos presents La Vuelta con Correos 2026 , the world’s first collection of cryptopostals. A special edition that combines the excitement of cycling, traditional collecting, and digital technology in a single product.

Each CRYPTOPOSTAL includes a limited edition physical postcard, an exclusive digital experience, and an associated NFT (digital twin) verifiable on the blockchain.

2 000 ex

DELIVRERY ONLY IN SPAIN

What does it include?

• Official physical postcard of La Vuelta 2026.
• Limited and numbered edition.
• NFT associated with verifiable blockchain.
• Exclusive digital experience accessible via QR code.
• Postage Rate A for domestic shipments up to 20g.

A collection for cycling and collecting enthusiasts

As the main sponsor and official logistics operator of La Vuelta 2026, Correos pays tribute to one of Spain’s great sporting events through a commemorative collection that celebrates the values ​​of effort, overcoming challenges and connection between territories.

The collection combines postal tradition with new ways of collecting, allowing you to preserve both the physical postcard and its digital representation.

Digital experience

The CRYPTOPOSTAL includes access to an exclusive digital experience related to La Vuelta and Correos.

• Access via QR code.
• Digital content associated with the collection.

NFT (digital twin)

Each postcard incorporates an associated NFT hosted on blockchain that allows for a unique digital representation of the collectible.

• Blockchain network: Polygon.
• Standard: ERC-1155.
• Digital image associated with the postcard.
• Blockchain-verifiable ownership.
• Unique claim code.

Postcard features

• Issue date: 20/08/2026.
• Format: 10 x 14.5 cm.
• Digital printing on 400g paper.
• Gloss finish.
• Limited edition of 2,000 units.
• Each copy is individually numbered.

The new edition will be available not only in the book shop at www.cryptostamp.pl, but also in the online shop of Poczta Polska

• a standard edition with blue accents on the cover (Blue),
• a collector’s edition with gold cover elements (Gold), in a strictly limited, numbered print run of 50 copies,
• a collector’s edition with rainbow accents (Rainbow), in a strictly limited, numbered print run of 60 copies.

The English edition is based on the Polish version published in May 2026. The book, titled Digital Philately and Cryptophilately. In the Web3 Era. 2018–2026, is 576 pages long and offers a comprehensive monograph of this rapidly developing market since 2018. The publication has been expanded and updated with new issuer editions through the second quarter of 2026.

Two main parts of the publication

The book consists of two parts. The first describes the evolution of traditional philately toward digital philately — a phenomenon at the intersection of collecting, blockchain technology, and Web3. The author discusses the diversity of digital philatelic forms, drawing on the definitions of the Universal Postal Union (UPU) and expanding them to include new digital forms. This part also covers the technical aspects of collecting: Web3 architecture, blockchain as the dominant technology in this field, and the NFT standard as a new paradigm of digital ownership. The author points to the variety of collecting platforms and elements of gamification. The chapter devoted to the economics of collecting describes rarity standards as well as trading and auction platforms.

The second part is a catalogue of national issuers and licensors, together with a collection of more than 234 collections and issue chronicles from 34 countries. The issues are arranged alphabetically by continent and country, while the emissions of individual countries are, in most cases, presented chronologically by date of issue. At the end of each chapter there are summaries of that country’s issues and the most important parameters: print runs and links to most national emissions. The book also includes issue statistics and an extensive list of smart contracts — an addition particularly awaited in the new edition. Editorial corrections identified in the Polish version have also been introduced.

The author’s innovative assessment of how obtainable a given collection is helps readers immediately judge whether a particular set of items can be purchased and completed. The assessment is based on the author’s own experience of building a collection over six years. The collection of the author and publisher covers issuers’ editions from 2018 through to the latest emissions of national posts, affiliated entities, and producers of Cinderella-type solutions.

The publication is richly illustrated, with more than 2,000 colour illustrations, 170 tables, and comprehensive summaries of issues from the beginning of digital philately in 2018 through the second quarter of 2026, including selected emissions and announcements from the third quarter of 2026. An important value of the book is the media and substantive support of national and international patrons: national postal operators, operators of collecting and educational platforms, producers of digital philately and cryptostamp solutions and products, as well as blockchain technology experts.

Each collector’s copy will be signed by the author. Every book will receive an occasional first-day postmark — a separate one for each colour variant. All copies of the English edition feature a special ribbon and an accompanying occasional bookmark

About the Author – Sebastian Kwaśny

Ambassador of digital philately and digital collecting. He has made research into the development of worldwide cryptostamp issues and digital philately his hobby. He has more than 30 years of experience investing in the capital market. Ambassador and patron of publications on financial education and Web3. Since 2019, a lecturer on the postgraduate programme Blockchain: Business, Law, Technology at the SGH Warsaw School of Economics. Co-founder and honorary member of the Blockchain Experts Association. And alot more….

#NFTimbre9.1 The Crow and the Fox: 9,000 copies
#NFTimbre9.2 The Cicada and the Ant: 9,000 copies
#NFTimbre9.3 The Hare and the Tortoise: 9,000 copies
#NFTimbre9.4 The Wolf and the Lamb: 9,000 copies
Sales limited to a maximum of 25 copies per reference and per purchase transaction.
Sale price for sheet + NFT: €8 with €4 preparation fee (waived when purchasing 2 NFTimbres, 1 Pack, or placing an order over €25)

Pack = complete series of the #NFTimbre9
Print run: 4,000 copies (numbered from 1001 to 5000)
Sale price: €32
Bonus: 1 unreleased NFT (digital version only)
Sales limited to a maximum of 25 copies per purchase transaction

PRESTIGE Pack = complete series of the 4 #NFTimbre9 + numbered postal stationery items, pre-stamped at the €8 rate and pre-cancelled with hot foil stamping
Bonus: 1 unreleased NFT (digital version only)
Sale price: €70
Print run: 1,000 copies (first 1,000 numbers)
Maximum 1 copy per purchase transaction

Special Edition Celebrating 5 Years of Crypto Stamps in Liechtenstein –

• Release date: 24 September

Exclusive Anniversary Stamp Celebrating 5 Years of the Liechtenstein Crypto Stamp

To celebrate the 5th anniversary of the Liechtenstein Crypto Stamp, Philately Liechtenstein proudly presents an exclusive special edition that combines tradition with innovation. This strictly limited anniversary issue honours five successful years of crypto stamps in the Principality of Liechtenstein and is a unique collector’s item for philatelists, crypto enthusiasts and stamp collectors alike.

Key Facts

• Special edition celebrating the 5th anniversary of the Liechtenstein Crypto Stamp
• Inspired by the historic 5 Heller stamp of the Principality of Liechtenstein
• Strictly limited to 800 copies worldwide
• Presented in a premium collector’s box
• Available for pre order now while supplies last
• Included in Crypto Subscription 2 “Special plus”
• Exclusive collector’s item combining philatelic heritage with blockchain technology

The new NL Crypto Stamp 5 – Demeter has been revealed! Featuring Demeter, the Greek goddess of agriculture, fertility and nature, this latest edition introduces a central character who has captured the imagination for centuries.

Wheat ears, poppies and a commanding presence: every detail refers to the stories surrounding Demeter. Bringing together mythology, art and digital collectability, this NL Crypto Stamp is a truly distinctive release.

FOR INTERNATIONAL BUYERS

https://ops.bpost.be/cryptopostzegel-hercule

Last year, we dove into Greek mythology with our second crypto stamp. Athena had the honor of shining on this legendary issue. This year, we are staying in the Greek spirit. On the third crypto stamp, we meet the demigod and hero Hercules with the horse Areion. The physical stamp is bursting with a sense of adventure. And with your digital twin, you hold a unique piece in your hands no matter what! On sale from September 24!

You can order now on https://www.ciphers.me/en

Edition: 50.000 pcs overall
Pink 5% (2.500 pcs),
Blue 10% (5.000 pcs),
Green 35% (17.500 pcs),
and Orange 50% (25.000 pcs).

The crypto stamp is available as
– Booklet (webshops and offline sales)

– Special-Edition (limited to 500 pcs., contains pink version + a “Magic-ExplorerCard” (lenticular printing)) (offline only)
– 4er Presentation Pack (limited to 500 pcs., contains one of all four colours) (offline only)

NFT feature:
When minting, it’s possible to make further customization to the individual NFT.
You can take the pure image of the Himalaya motive or combine it with 1 of 5 special elements.
Further options are:
– a bridge stretching into the vastness of the mountains
– a palace nestled among the mountains
– snowstorm
– rainbow
– and the Yeti

https://www.deutschepost.de/de/k/kryptomarke.html#

The Himalayas (Sanskrit for “Abode of Snow”) are a landscape of superlatives.
Ten of the world’s fourteen mountains exceeding 8,000 meters in height are located here.
Bordering Pakistan, India, China, Nepal, and Bhutan, the Himalayas extend for more than 2,500 kilometers in length
and up to 330 kilometers in width.

In the 19th century, British explorers surveyed the Himalayas.
Mount Everest was named after one of them, the surveyor and officer Sir George Everest.
With a summit elevation of approximately 8,849 meters, it is the highest mountain on Earth.

Climbing Mount Everest is an extremely dangerous undertaking. The air is thin, and temperatures can drop to −60°C.
Anyone attempting to reach the summit must enter the death zone, where the oxygen level in the atmosphere is insufficient for prolonged survival.

Nevertheless, the race to the summit began as early as the 1920s.
It was not until May 29, 1953, however, that the New Zealander Edmund Hillary and the Nepalese-Indian Sherpa Tenzing Norgay,
using oxygen equipment, became the first people officially to reach the summit of Everest.
In May 1975, Japanese mountaineer Junko Tabei became the first woman to reach the summit.
In May 1978, South Tyrolean climber Reinhold Messner and Austrian mountaineer Peter Habeler made history by ascending Everest without supplemental oxygen.