: Approximately 98 cents of every dollar goes directly toward acquiring and protecting wetland habitat for the National Wildlife Refuge System. Access
: A current, signed stamp provides to any national wildlife refuge that charges an entrance fee. Collectibility : Vintage stamps, such as the 1934 Mallards (RW1) Go to product viewer dialog for this item. or the 1943 Wood Ducks (RW10) Go to product viewer dialog for this item. buy federal duck stamp
, are highly valued by collectors. For instance, a mint 1934 stamp can be valued at ~$350.00 at Golden Valley Minnesota Stamp Co . Buy a Duck Stamp or Electronic Duck Stamp (E-Stamp) : Approximately 98 cents of every dollar goes
: Most local branches stock physical stamps. or the 1943 Wood Ducks (RW10) Go to
, it is required for waterfowl hunters aged 16 and older, but it is also purchased by birders, hikers, and philatelists to support habitat preservation. Where to Buy
: The official licensed distributor for physical and electronic stamps. U.S. Postal Store : Offers the current
: Major outdoor stores like Bass Pro Shops, Cabela's, and Walmart often have them in stock. Types of Stamps