140 Years of Thai Post — Crypto Stamp 2022

140 Years of Thai Post

Crypto Stamp is the first NFT stamp of Thailand Post, issued on 14 August 2022 for the 140th anniversary of the Thai postal service. The issuer calls it the first NFT stamp in ASEAN. The edition pairs a physical sticker stamp (face value 140 baht, valid for postage) with a free NFT, claimed with a scratch-off code until 14 August 2023 and held on the JNFT platform on JFIN Chain. The 50,000 generative NFT designs draw on the work of 18 Thai NFT artists and communities and fall into five rarity levels, the rarest being the 140 Legend pieces.

Variants

Variant	Mintage	Rarity
Legend	140	1
Epic	1,400	2
Rare	6,400	3
Uncommon	14,000	4
Common	28,000	5

Crypto Stamp (August 2022)

Detail	Value
Date	2022-08-14
Issuer	Thailand Post
Occasion	140th anniversary of the Thai postal service
Format	Physical sticker stamp + free NFT
Face value	140 baht
Price	140 baht
NFT designs	50,000
Rarity	Legend 140 / Epic 1,400 / Rare 6,400 / Uncommon 14,000 / Common 28,000
Blockchain	JFIN Chain (JNFT platform)

Thailand Post's first NFT stamp, which the issuer calls the first in ASEAN. Reservations opened on 1 August 2022 at ThailandPostMart.com, with delivery from 14 August 2022. The physical stamp stays valid for postage even after its code is scratched off. The code claims one random NFT, free of charge, until 14 August 2023; the wallet is MetaMask or JNFT. The NFT itself cannot pay postage.

The 50,000 NFTs are generative combinations of parts created by 18 Thai NFT artists and communities. There is no souvenir sheet and no first day cover.

Curator note: the published rarity counts add up to 49,940, which is 60 short of the stated 50,000. The source does not explain the gap, so the counts are shown as published. No contract address was found. "140th anniversary" is the issuer's wording; Thai post was founded on 4 August 1883.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many NFTs exist and how rare is each level?

Thailand Post states 50,000 generative NFT designs in five rarity levels: Legend 140, Epic 1,400, Rare 6,400, Uncommon 14,000 and Common 28,000. These published counts add up to 49,940, 60 short of 50,000; the source does not explain the gap.

What did it cost, and can it be used for postage?

The sticker stamp has a face value of 140 baht and sold for 140 baht; the NFT came free. The physical stamp stays valid for postage even after its code is scratched off. The NFT itself cannot pay postage.

Which blockchain is it on, and is there a contract address?

The NFTs are held on the JNFT platform on JFIN Chain, with J Ventures as tech partner; MetaMask or JNFT serve as the wallet. No contract address appears in any source reviewed, so none is given here.

Can the NFT still be claimed?

The scratch-off code claimed one random NFT until 14 August 2023, according to Thailand Post’s FAQ, which also says "or until further notice". Each code is for one NFT. No souvenir sheet or first day cover was issued with this stamp.