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02/27/2026

A Legacy of Liberty and Philately (APEX Exhibition) - Anchorage, AK

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A Legacy of Liberty and Philately

For over seven decades, the Anchorage Philatelic Society has preserved Alaska’s history through the “art of the stamp.” APEX 2026 marks the 72nd edition of this prestigious exhibition, standing as the state’s oldest and largest gathering for collectors. This year, the event holds dual significance: it celebrates the U.S. Semiquincentennial, honoring 250 years of American independence and postal heritage since 1776.

Held during the legendary Anchorage Fur Rendezvous, APEX 2026 bridges the rugged tradition of “Rondy”—a winter festival born in 1935—with the refined study of philately. From the gold rush era to modern milestones, this exhibition invites you to explore the “Last Frontier” and the American story, one stamp at a time. It is a tribute to our nation’s founding and Alaska’s enduring community spirit.

Philatelic Design Notes

  • Cachet Artwork: Features an ornate, classical golden frame draped with elegant stage curtains flanked by American flags. The central text serves as a formal invitation to the 72nd Alaska Philatelic Exhibition (APEX 2026), held during the Anchorage Fur Rendezvous to celebrate 250 years of America. Below the frame sits a black stamp-edged logo for the Anchorage Philatelic Society featuring a polar bear. To the right is a grey silhouette map of Alaska highlighting Anchorage with a red star.
  • Pictorial Postmark: A black ink pictorial cancel from Anchorage, AK (ZIP code 99501) dated February 27, 2026. The cancel features a star insignia reading “APEX STATION” alongside a bold, textured “250” text block saluting the U.S.A. Semiquincentennial.
  • Franking: Features a standard USPS U.S. Flag “Forever” stamp.
  • Production Credits: Cachet designed with the assistance of Gemini 2.5 Flash Image / Nano Banana and digitally edited using paint.net. Part of the Cachets for Pictorial Postmarks series by TSL (Bayamón, PR).

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02/20/2026

A Legacy of the 1915 Exposition (San Diego Stamp Show) - San Diego, CA

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A Legacy of the 1915 Exposition

Established for the 1915 Panama-California Exposition, Balboa Park remains the cultural crown jewel of San Diego. This design celebrates two of its most enduring permanent landmarks.

The California Tower, designed by Bertram Goodhue, stands as a 200-foot icon of Spanish Colonial Revival architecture. Its intricate façade and tiled dome served as the grand gateway to the 1915 fair. Adjacent sits the Botanical Building, one of the world’s largest wood lath structures. Designed by Carleton Winslow, this "Lath Palace" was built to showcase the region’s lush horticulture and remains home to thousands of exotic plants.

Together with the iconic Lily Pond, these structures embody a century of San Diego’s architectural ambition and natural beauty.

Philatelic Design Notes

  • Cachet Artwork: Features a large circular emblem bordered by Southwestern-inspired geometric accents. The central illustration depicts a stylized, sunny view of Balboa Park, focusing on the Spanish Colonial Revival facade of the California Tower and the tiled dome of the Botanical Building reflecting beautifully into the Lily Pond. The baseline text block reads "BALBOA PARK / FEB 20, 2026 / SAN DIEGO, CA 92101". The white space to the right displays the modern "The City of San Diego" logo along with a grey California state map silhouette marking San Diego with a red star.
  • Pictorial Postmark: A black ink pictorial cancel from San Diego, CA (ZIP code 92101) dated February 20, 2026. The postmark arches with the text "SAN DIEGO STAMP SHOW STATION" and depicts a central silhouette of a single palm tree over ocean wave lines.
  • Franking: Features a standard USPS U.S. Flag "Forever" stamp.
  • Production Credits: Cachet designed with the assistance of Gemini 2.5 Flash Image / Nano Banana and digitally edited using paint.net. Part of the Cachets for Pictorial Postmarks series by TSL (Bayamón, PR).

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02/20/2026

The Spirit of the Golden State (San Diego Stamp Show) - San Diego, CA

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The Spirit of the Golden State

This vibrant commemorative design captures the essence of San Diego’s coastal identity and its enduring "California Dream." The crashing Pacific wave and radiant sunset symbolize the natural energy of the West Coast, while the California Poppy (Eschscholzia californica), the state flower since 1903, anchors the scene in local flora. In the distance, a classic sailing vessel honors the city’s deep maritime roots, dating back to the arrival of the first Spanish explorers in 1769.

This modern tribute also features a playful nod to the U.S. Postal Service, acknowledging the dedicated carriers who have connected the community through wind and wave for generations. Together, these elements celebrate San Diego as a place where historic tradition meets a bright, contemporary future.

Philatelic Design Notes

  • Cachet Artwork: Features a large, bold circular emblem containing a retro travel-style illustration of a huge curling ocean wave beneath an orange sunset sky. A historic galleon sails on the left, while a cluster of bright orange California poppies blooms in the lower left corner. Standing atop the central title ribbon is a whimsical, waving cartoon mail carrier carrying a shoulder satchel. The ribbon reads "STAMP SHOW STATION / SAN DIEGO, CA FEB 20, 2026 / CELEBRATING PHILATELY". The white space to the right displays a modern "The City of San Diego" logo along with a grey California state map silhouette marking San Diego with a red star.
  • Pictorial Postmark: A black ink pictorial cancel from San Diego, CA (ZIP code 92101) dated February 20, 2026. The postmark arches with the text "SAN DIEGO STAMP SHOW STATION" and depicts a central silhouette of a single palm tree over ocean wave lines.
  • Franking: Features a standard USPS U.S. Flag "Forever" stamp.
  • Production Credits: Cachet designed with the assistance of Gemini 2.5 Flash Image / Nano Banana and digitally edited using paint.net. Part of the Cachets for Pictorial Postmarks series by TSL (Bayamón, PR).

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02/20/2026

A Legacy of the Sea and Sky (San Diego Stamp Show) - San Diego, CA

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A Legacy of the Sea and Sky

This commemorative cachet celebrates San Diego’s storied maritime history and its enduring role as a gateway to the Pacific. At the heart of the design is the Old Point Loma Lighthouse, which first lit the way for mariners in 1855 from its perch 422 feet above sea level. Standing alongside it is a majestic sailing vessel, a tribute to the legendary tall ships like the Star of India that have graced San Diego Bay for over a century.

These landmarks represent the city’s transition from a rugged frontier outpost to a world-class harbor. By weaving together symbols of early navigation and the timeless tradition of postal correspondence, this design honors the explorers and lighthouse keepers who shaped the “Birthplace of California.”

Philatelic Design Notes

  • Cachet Artwork: Designed to mimic an oversized vintage postage stamp with a perforated outer border, the central circle shows the Old Point Loma Lighthouse on a cliff overlooking a three-masted tall ship sailing at sea. The frame includes side ribbon accents featuring a roadside mailbox on the left and a sealed envelope on the right. The lower scroll reads “CELEBRATION / FEB 20, 2026 / SAN DIEGO, CA 92101”. The right-hand space displays the official seal of the City of San Diego along with a grey California state map silhouette marking San Diego with a red star.
  • Pictorial Postmark: A black ink pictorial cancel from San Diego, CA (ZIP code 92101) dated February 20, 2026. The postmark arches with the text “SAN DIEGO STAMP SHOW STATION” and depicts a central silhouette of a single palm tree over ocean wave lines.
  • Franking: Features a standard USPS U.S. Flag “Forever” stamp.
  • Production Credits: Cachet designed with the assistance of Gemini 2.5 Flash Image / Nano Banana and digitally edited using paint.net. Part of the Cachets for Pictorial Postmarks series by TSL (Bayamón, PR).

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02/20/2026

A Century of Maritime and Natural Heritage (San Diego Stamp Show) - San Diego, CA

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A Century of Maritime and Natural Heritage

This commemorative cachet celebrates the enduring spirit of San Diego, a city defined by its deep-water harbor and diverse ecosystems. The skyline, anchored by the iconic naval presence of the USS Midway, serves as a testament to the region’s pivotal role in American maritime history since the early 20th century. Complementing this urban landscape is the California Condor, a symbol of the West’s rugged wilderness and a triumph of modern avian conservation.

This design honors the intersection of San Diego’s industrial progress and its commitment to preserving the natural world. From the historic waterfront to the soaring heights of the backcountry, San Diego remains a beacon of California’s vibrant, multi-layered history.

Philatelic Design Notes

  • Cachet Artwork: Features an elegant, vintage-framed illustration showcasing the modern San Diego waterfront skyline with the USS Midway museum docked in the harbor. Overlaid on the right side is a classic magnifying glass focusing on a vintage 20-cent USPS California Condor postage stamp. The lower banner section reads “CELEBRATING PHILATELY IN SD / FEB 20, 2026 / SAN DIEGO, CA 92101”. The space to the right displays an official seal of the City of San Diego along with a grey California state map silhouette marking San Diego with a red star.
  • Pictorial Postmark: A black ink pictorial cancel from San Diego, CA (ZIP code 92101) dated February 20, 2026. The postmark arches with the text “SAN DIEGO STAMP SHOW STATION” and depicts a central silhouette of a single palm tree over ocean wave lines.
  • Franking: Features a standard USPS U.S. Flag “Forever” stamp.
  • Production Credits: Cachet designed with the assistance of Gemini 2.5 Flash Image / Nano Banana and digitally edited using paint.net. Part of the Cachets for Pictorial Postmarks series by TSL (Bayamón, PR).

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02/19/2026

El Centinela de los Tesoros Olvidados (1er Encuentro de Numismáticos) - San Juan, PR

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El Centinela de los Tesoros Olvidados: Una Crónica Grabada en Bronce y Madera

Bajo la mirada silente de la Garita del Morro, este diseño nos invita a cruzar el umbral del tiempo. A la izquierda, el oro del atardecer ilumina los muros de piedra que han custodiado San Juan por siglos, mientras las monedas de 1895, con su heráldica y sus leyendas, nos recuerdan que cada pieza de metal es un testigo mudo de nuestra soberanía. Es un tributo al centinela de piedra que ha visto nacer y desaparecer los tesoros de las flotas del Atlántico.

A la derecha, la plata y el esmalte nos transportan a un horizonte de unión regional. El mapa del Circuncaribe se despliega como un lienzo donde la SNPR convoca a las naciones hermanas bajo un mismo cielo borincano. Entre engranajes de precisión y soles taínos, este encuentro de 2026 reafirma que Puerto Rico es el corazón donde el estudio de la moneda se transforma en un diálogo de identidad. Este diseño es, en esencia, un testamento visual de que nuestro pasado, como una moneda bien acuñada, está hecho para perdurar en la memoria de los pueblos.

Philatelic Design Notes

  • Cachet Artwork: Features an ornate, deep wooden and metallic frame showcasing interconnected gears and geometric flourishes. The outer borders feature the regional coats of arms for Belgium, Saint Lucia, Saint Kitts and Nevis, Grenada, and Dominica on the left side, alongside Curaçao, Aruba, Trinidad and Tobago, and Saint Vincent and the Grenadines on the right side. Inside this background rest two large circular medals: the left medal shines in a brilliant gold finish depicting the historical sentry box of Old San Juan over crashing waves with vintage coins; the right medal features a raised-relief map of the Caribbean basin and Central America adjacent to the Puerto Rican flag. An elegant plaque at the base reads “SOCIEDAD NUMISMÁTICA DE PUERTO RICO — SAN JUAN, PUERTO RICO 2026 —”.
  • Pictorial Postmark: A black ink pictorial cancel from San Juan, Puerto Rico (ZIP code 00936) dated February 19, 2026. The cancel features a bold numeral “1” text block reading “1er Encuentro de Numismáticos, Historiadores y Coleccionistas de los EE.UU. y Países del Circuncaribe / 2026 / Sociedad Numismática de Puerto Rico” flanked on the right by a circular station dial reading “S.N.P.R. STATION | SAN JUAN, PR 00936”.
  • Franking: Features a USPS Winter Woodland “Forever” stamp showcasing a close-up image of deep red poinsettia petals and evergreen elements.
  • Production Credits: Cachet designed with the assistance of Gemini 2.5 Flash Image / Nano Banana and digitally edited using paint.net. Part of the Cachets for Pictorial Postmarks series by TSL (Bayamón, PR).

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02/19/2026

El Centinela de los Tesoros Olvidados (1er Encuentro de Numismáticos) - San Juan, PR

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El Centinela de los Tesoros Olvidados: Una Crónica Grabada en Bronce y Madera

Bajo la mirada silente de la Garita del Morro, este diseño nos invita a cruzar el umbral del tiempo. A la izquierda, el oro del atardecer ilumina los muros de piedra que han custodiado San Juan por siglos, mientras las monedas de 1895, con su heráldica y sus leyendas, nos recuerdan que cada pieza de metal es un testigo mudo de nuestra soberanía. Es un tributo al centinela de piedra que ha visto nacer y desaparecer los tesoros de las flotas del Atlántico.

A la derecha, la plata y el esmalte nos transportan a un horizonte de unión regional. El mapa del Circuncaribe se despliega como un lienzo donde la SNPR convoca a las naciones hermanas bajo un mismo cielo borincano. Entre engranajes de precisión y soles taínos, este encuentro de 2026 reafirma que Puerto Rico es el corazón donde el estudio de la moneda se transforma en un diálogo de identidad. Este diseño es, en esencia, un testamento visual de que nuestro pasado, como una moneda bien acuñada, está hecho para perdurar en la memoria de los pueblos.

Philatelic Design Notes

  • Cachet Artwork: Features an ornate, deep wooden and metallic frame showcasing interconnected gears and geometric flourishes. Inside this background rest two large circular medals: the left medal shines in a brilliant gold finish depicting the historical sentry box of Old San Juan over crashing waves with vintage coins; the right medal features a raised-relief map of the Caribbean basin and Central America adjacent to the Puerto Rican flag. An elegant plaque at the base reads “SOCIEDAD NUMISMÁTICA DE PUERTO RICO — SAN JUAN, PUERTO RICO 2026 —”.
  • Pictorial Postmark: A black ink pictorial cancel from San Juan, Puerto Rico (ZIP code 00936) dated February 19, 2026. The cancel features a bold numeral “1” text block reading “1er Encuentro de Numismáticos, Historiadores y Coleccionistas de los EE.UU. y Países del Circuncaribe / 2026 / Sociedad Numismática de Puerto Rico” flanked on the right by a circular station dial reading “S.N.P.R. STATION | SAN JUAN, PR 00936”.
  • Franking: Features a USPS “Plumeria” Forever stamp showcasing a vibrant arrangement of pink and white tropical blossoms.
  • Production Credits: Cachet designed with the assistance of Gemini 2.5 Flash Image / Nano Banana and digitally edited using paint.net. Part of the Cachets for Pictorial Postmarks series by TSL (Bayamón, PR).

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02/19/2026

Entre Imperios y Soberanías (1er Encuentro de Numismáticos) - San Juan, PR

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Entre Imperios y Soberanías

La numismática del Circuncaribe es un complejo rompecabezas de soberanías. La presencia de la moneda de Alfonso XIII en la medalla central evoca el año 1895, un momento crítico en la historia económica de Puerto Rico cuando se intentó estabilizar la moneda local antes del cambio de soberanía hacia los Estados Unidos. Este diseño no solo celebra las naciones independientes como Guatemala o Costa Rica, sino que también otorga un lugar de honor a los territorios y departamentos de ultramar, cuyas emisiones monetarias y fichas de plantación (tokens) son tesoros buscados por coleccionistas de todo el mundo.

El encuentro de 2026 en San Juan sirve como un puente entre estas diversas tradiciones numismáticas: desde el dólar estadounidense hasta el euro y las monedas nacionales centroamericanas. Al contemplar este diseño, se reconoce que el Caribe ha sido siempre un laboratorio financiero donde el intercambio de bienes y la circulación de metales preciosos forjaron la modernidad, uniendo a historiadores en el estudio de un legado que trasciende fronteras políticas y lingüísticas.

Philatelic Design Notes

  • Cachet Artwork: Features an ornate, architectural metallic bronze frame with symmetrical columns and radiating step-patterns. The outer borders display the emblems for USA, Sint Maarten, Saint Barthélemy, Montserrat, and Guadeloupe on the left, alongside Guatemala, Costa Rica, Belize, and Saint Martin on the right. Inside the frame are two prominent circular medals: the left medal depicts the historical sentry box of San Juan standing over sea waves, paired with a miniature 1895 Puerto Rican silver peso coin and a golden star; the right medal displays a detailed topographical map of the Caribbean basin and Central America, overlaid with a translucent grid and official event text. A bold title bar reading “SAN JUAN, PUERTO RICO | FEBRERO 2026” anchors the base.
  • Pictorial Postmark: A black ink pictorial cancel from San Juan, Puerto Rico (ZIP code 00936) dated February 19, 2026. The cancel features a bold numeral “1” text block reading “1er Encuentro de Numismáticos, Historiadores y Coleccionistas de los EE.UU. y Países del Circuncaribe / 2026 / Sociedad Numismática de Puerto Rico” flanked on the right by a circular station dial reading “S.N.P.R. STATION | SAN JUAN, PR 00936”.
  • Franking: Features a USPS “Plumeria” Forever stamp showcasing a vibrant arrangement of pink, yellow, and white tropical blossoms.
  • Production Credits: Cachet designed with the assistance of Gemini 2.5 Flash Image / Nano Banana and digitally edited using paint.net. Part of the Cachets for Pictorial Postmarks series by TSL (Bayamón, PR).

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02/19/2026

Entre Imperios y Soberanías (1er Encuentro de Numismáticos) - San Juan, PR

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Entre Imperios y Soberanías

La numismática del Circuncaribe es un complejo rompecabezas de soberanías. La presencia de la moneda de Alfonso XIII en la medalla central evoca el año 1895, un momento crítico en la historia económica de Puerto Rico cuando se intentó estabilizar la moneda local antes del cambio de soberanía hacia los Estados Unidos. Este diseño no solo celebra las naciones independientes como Guatemala o Costa Rica, sino que también otorga un lugar de honor a los territorios y departamentos de ultramar, cuyas emisiones monetarias y fichas de plantación (tokens) son tesoros buscados por coleccionistas de todo el mundo.

El encuentro de 2026 en San Juan sirve como un puente entre estas diversas tradiciones numismáticas: desde el dólar estadounidense hasta el euro y las monedas nacionales centroamericanas. Al contemplar este diseño, se reconoce que el Caribe ha sido siempre un laboratorio financiero donde el intercambio de bienes y la circulación de metales preciosos forjaron la modernidad, uniendo a historiadores en el estudio de un legado que trasciende fronteras políticas y lingüísticas.

Philatelic Design Notes

  • Cachet Artwork: Features an ornate, architectural metallic bronze frame with symmetrical columns and radiating step-patterns. Inside the frame are two prominent circular medals: the left medal depicts the historical sentry box of San Juan standing over sea waves, paired with a miniature 1895 Puerto Rican silver peso coin and a golden star; the right medal displays a detailed topographical map of the Caribbean basin and Central America, overlaid with a translucent grid and official event text. A bold title bar reading “SAN JUAN, PUERTO RICO | FEBRERO 2026” anchors the base.
  • Pictorial Postmark: A black ink pictorial cancel from San Juan, Puerto Rico (ZIP code 00936) dated February 19, 2026. The cancel features a bold numeral “1” text block reading “1er Encuentro de Numismáticos, Historiadores y Coleccionistas de los EE.UU. y Países del Circuncaribe / 2026 / Sociedad Numismática de Puerto Rico” flanked on the right by a circular station dial reading “S.N.P.R. STATION | SAN JUAN, PR 00936”.
  • Franking: Features a USPS “Plumeria” Forever stamp showcasing a vibrant arrangement of pink and white tropical blossoms.
  • Production Credits: Cachet designed with the assistance of Gemini 2.5 Flash Image / Nano Banana and digitally edited using paint.net. Part of the Cachets for Pictorial Postmarks series by TSL (Bayamón, PR).

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02/19/2026

Un Puente de Metal y Memoria (1er Encuentro de Numismáticos) - San Juan, PR

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Un Puente de Metal y Memoria: El Legado de la SNPR en el Corazón del Caribe

Desde su fundación en 1949, la Sociedad Numismática de Puerto Rico (SNPR) ha sido el custodio incansable de la historia metálica y documental de nuestra isla. En febrero de 2026, San Juan se convierte en el epicentro de la sabiduría regional. Este evento no es un hecho aislado, sino la evolución natural de un ciclo de hermandad que ha recorrido Panamá, Honduras, Costa Rica, República Dominicana y Guatemala.

Este cachet conmemora la unión de especialistas que ven en la numismática no solo objetos de cambio, sino documentos históricos ineludibles. Al reunir a investigadores internacionales frente a las murallas del Viejo San Juan, la SNPR reafirma su misión: transformar el coleccionismo en una disciplina académica y cultural que trascienda fronteras. Hoy, cada pieza numismática intercambiada y cada investigación compartida bajo el cielo de Puerto Rico, asegura que el legado del Circuncaribe permanezca grabado, como el metal mismo, en la memoria colectiva del mundo.

Philatelic Design Notes

  • Cachet Artwork: Set inside a stunning Art Deco geometric metallic frame adorned with symmetry, radiating sunbursts, and green gemstone accents. The outer margins feature the regional coats of arms for Puerto Rico, República Dominicana, Haití, Cuba, and Bahamas on the left side, and Barbados, Martinique, Antigua and Barbuda, and Jamaica on the right side. The central design displays two large circular medals: the left medal frames the historic garita (sentry box) alongside a vintage coin emblem; the right medal features a map silhouette of Puerto Rico alongside a Taino petroglyph. An elaborate “SNPR” monogram sits at the bottom center.
  • Pictorial Postmark: A black ink pictorial cancel from San Juan, Puerto Rico (ZIP code 00936) dated February 19, 2026. The cancel features a bold numeral “1” text block reading “1er Encuentro de Numismáticos, Historiadores y Coleccionistas de los EE.UU. y Países del Circuncaribe / 2026 / Sociedad Numismática de Puerto Rico” flanked on the right by a circular station dial reading “S.N.P.R. STATION | SAN JUAN, PR 00936”.
  • Franking: Features a USPS Winter Woodland “Forever” stamp showcasing a close-up image of deep red poinsettia petals and evergreen elements.
  • Production Credits: Cachet designed with the assistance of Gemini 2.5 Flash Image / Nano Banana and digitally edited using paint.net. Part of the Cachets for Pictorial Postmarks series by TSL (Bayamón, PR).

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