D&D General Royal Mail D&D 50th Anniversary Stamps

The UK's Royal Mail is releasing a set of 50th Anniversary D&D stamps. They're different from the US ones, and have new art from Wayne Reynolds.

You can get the stamps in a presentation pack, or individual stamps enlarged and framed, along with stamp books and collector's sheets.

The Royal Mail has an interview with Wayne Reynolds here.

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[EthanSental]

The UK Royal Mail,site says it ships world wide, so I’ve got to pick up a sheet and frame it next to the US stamps!

 

[HalfOrc HalfBiscuit]

I remember when it cost 18p.

you are a mere child. When I was young it was 4d.

 

[Morrus]

you are a mere child. When I was young it was 4d.

You say that like it's a boast.

 

[ninjayeti]

Yeah, not to knock Wayne Reynolds, but I associate his art style with PF way more than D&D. When I first saw these stamps I thought a clueless person at the Royal Mail had goofed and used PF art on the Dungeons & Dragons stamps.

 

[CleverNickName]

I love the mimic artwork best, but that gelatinous cube is a close second. I have a soft spot for all these classics, tho.

 

[Professor Murder]

Love seeing the Wayne Reynolds work, especially the party piece.

 

[Arnie_Wan_Kenobi]

The UK Royal Mail,site says it ships world wide, so I’ve got to pick up a sheet and frame it next to the US stamps!

They do! I have a sheet of the Warhammer ones from Royal Mail (and New Zeland's Lord of the Rings ones, too.) I'm in US (Chicago area) and shipping wasn't too bad, IIRC.

I'll probably order a sheet of these and the USPS ones too. Maybe get around to framing all of them.

 

[Lucas Yew]

Always awesome art, WAR produces.

I hope for a lucky run-in with those stamps on my London trip next month...

 

[John R Davis]

A friend just had the X-Men ones arrived in a display frame and they look great

 

[Kyasanur]

They commissioned Wayne Reynolds, and it looks like Pathfinder stamps. Hire your main competitor's main character artist to do character art, splash DnD all over it, and send it through the mail. I'm sure this is not a power play.