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Lunar New Year Pane Art

Companion drop to Lunar New Year Stamps: Tiger, Ox and Rat panes

USPS issued the Lunar New Year Pane Art drop on 1 February 2022 as a companion to the Lunar New Year Stamps single-stamp drop of the previous day. It comprises three full stamp panes: Year of the Tiger (Rare, 1,888), Year of the Ox (Ultra Rare, 1,688) and Year of the Rat (Secret Rare, 888) — 4,464 NFTs in total. The Tiger pane displays all 12 zodiac animals in columns flanking the central Year of the Tiger motif. List price USD 120 per pane (versus USD 6 for a single stamp). Released on Immutable X.

Variants

VariantVariantMintageRarity
Year of the Rat8881
Year of the Ox1,6882
Year of the Tiger1,8883

USPS Lunar New Year Pane Art

DetailValue
Date2022-02-01
TechVeVe / Immutable X
List Price$120 USD

Stamp pane drop "Lunar New Year Pane Art" as a 1-day companion to the Lunar New Year Stamps drop (us-lunar-new-year-series, 31.01.2022). Three collectibles, each a full pane: "Year of the Tiger" (Rare, 1,888 ex), "Year of the Ox" (Ultra Rare, 1,688 ex) and "Year of the Rat" (Secret Rare, 888 ex) — 4,464 in total. The Tiger pane shows all 12 zodiac animals as columns left and right. List price $120 USD per pane (vs $6 for the single stamps). Antonio Alcalá art director, Camille Chew designer.

Frequently Asked Questions

How does it differ from the Lunar New Year Stamps drop?

It was a companion drop on 1 February 2022, one day after the Lunar New Year Stamps single-stamp drop of 31 January 2022. Instead of single stamps it offers three full stamp panes, Year of the Tiger, Year of the Ox and Year of the Rat; the Tiger pane shows all 12 zodiac animals in columns flanking the central motif.

How many exist?

4,464 across three panes: Year of the Tiger (Rare, 1,888), Year of the Ox (Ultra Rare, 1,688) and Year of the Rat (Secret Rare, 888).

What did a pane cost?

The list price was 120 USD per pane, compared with 6 USD for a single stamp in the companion drop.

How can ownership be verified?

The NFTs live on Immutable X, an Ethereum layer-2 network built on StarkEx, and are minted and traded through VeVe. No contract address is listed; the tokens are read via VeVe or the Immutable X interface and cannot be looked up directly on Etherscan.

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