The commemorative stamp of tomorrow

A unique way to highlight personalities, events, institutions and commemorations. Submit your topics for 2027 and beyond as of now!

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POST Luxembourg’s commemorative stamps

Each year, POST Luxembourg issues around thirty stamps on various themes, which are used both for mailing and as genuine collector’s items.

Are you celebrating a well-known figure from your institution or municipality? Are you organising a major event for local life? Is your association marking an anniversary?

Add a unique touch to your event with a commemorative stamp.

2024

50 years of SOS Villages d'Enfants Monde

  • The association is committed to children and teenagers all over the world.

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2024

150th birthday of Auguste Liesch

  • Jean-Baptiste Auguste Liesch, born in 1874, is best known to the general public for his work D'Maus Kätti (1936).

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2025

LUGA – Luxembourg Urban Garden

  • In 2025, Luxembourg organised for the very first time the open-air exhibition LUGA.

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2025

150 years of the municipality of Mertzig

  • Mertzig has around 2,450 inhabitants from 42 different nations and is a young, modern and dynamic municipality.

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2025

40 years of the Schengen Agreement

  • The Schengen Agreement was signed on 14 June 1985 on the “Marie-Astrid” ship, a Luxembourg pleasure boat.

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A variety of philatelic topics

There are many occasions for creating a commemorative stamp.

Commemoration of a well-known personality

Honour a well-known figure from your municipality or institution.

Major event

Highlight an event of national significance.

Anniversary of an organisation

Celebrate a local or national organisation, whatever its form: municipalities, associations, cultural institutions, etc.

Subject proposals

Submit your subjects for commemorative stamps by filling in this form!

 

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Answers to your questions

Commemorative stamps are particularly suitable for celebrating the anniversary of a famous person, an association, an institution, a historic building, a work of art or an event of major importance to your municipality or organisation.

To ensure that a subject is taken into account and can be implemented in due time, submissions should ideally be made a year and a half in advance.

You'll find all the rules for issuing stamps here.

Once your proposal has been received, you will receive an acknowledgement of receipt. POST Philately will then analyse the admissibility of the subjects submitted. All applications received by post or electronically before 15 January 2026, and whose subjects have been deemed admissible, will be analysed by the Philatelic Committee. POST Philately will then contact you to inform you of the next steps in the process.

No, POST covers all stamp production costs.

Official stamps will be available in the POST Philately e-shop - www.postphilately.lu , at the Philatelic Counter in the Espace POST Luxembourg-Gare (38, place de la Gare, L-1616 Luxembourg), and in all Espaces POST an post offices.