14 Malaysian states — Crypto Stamp #Empatbelas Setem Ku

14 Malaysian states

#Empatbelas Setem Ku is the first NFT stamp of Pos Malaysia, produced with the local brand APOM for National Day and Malaysia Day and on sale from 8 September 2022. Each of the 3,000 folder sets (RM59) holds one physical sheet of 14 stamps, each designed by an artist representing a Malaysian state, plus three envelopes and three postcards. Buyers could redeem one of 14 NFT designs free of charge until 31 October 2022. Sources disagree on the NFT supply: 220 per design (3,080) or 200 per design (2,800). Neither Pos Malaysia nor APOM names a chain or contract in the sources reviewed.

#Empatbelas Setem Ku (September 2022)

Detail	Value
Date	2022-09-08
Issuer	Pos Malaysia with APOM
Occasion	National Day and Malaysia Day
Format	Folder set with sheet of 14 stamps + free NFT
Price	RM59
Folder sets	3,000
NFT designs	14
NFT supply	220 per design (3,080) or 200 per design (2,800)
Blockchain	Not published

Pos Malaysia's first NFT stamp. Sales began online and at the Kuala Lumpur GPO on 8 September 2022 and at other selected post offices on 12 September 2022. The set also holds three envelopes, three postcards and a user guide. The buyer scratches a sticker on the folder for a security number, submits a redemption form by 31 October 2022 and receives the chosen NFT in a MetaMask wallet within five working days.

RinggitPlus reports 220 NFTs per design, which would make 3,080; the collector blog myfdc reports 200 per design, which would make 2,800. Post&Parcel describes Pos Malaysia as the second postal service in Southeast Asia to produce NFT stamps.

Curator note: no chain or contract is published in any source reviewed, so none is stated here. The total counts folder sets, not NFTs. The stamps' face value is not sourced. No official Pos Malaysia page on this issue was reachable; the facts rest on APOM's project page and press coverage.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many were issued?

There were 3,000 folder sets; that figure counts sets, not NFTs. Sources disagree on the NFT supply: RinggitPlus reports 220 per design, which would make 3,080 across the 14 designs, while the collector blog myfdc reports 200 per design, which would make 2,800.

What is in the folder set and what did it cost?

The RM59 set holds one physical sheet of 14 stamps, each designed by an artist representing a Malaysian state, plus three envelopes, three postcards and a user guide. The face value of the stamps is not stated in any source.

How was the NFT claimed?

The buyer scratched a sticker on the folder for a security number, submitted a redemption form by 31 October 2022 choosing one of the 14 designs, and received the NFT free of charge in a MetaMask wallet within five working days.

Which blockchain is it on?

Not published. Neither Pos Malaysia nor APOM names a chain or contract in the sources reviewed. Redemption ran through MetaMask and app.pentas.io/pos, which does not by itself establish a chain.