Mail staps

I think you meant "mail stamps"!

Mail stamps, also known as postage stamps, are small adhesive labels used to pay for the postage of mail. They are typically printed with a denomination, such as a specific amount of money, and are used to indicate the payment for the delivery of a letter or package.

Here are some interesting facts about mail stamps:

1. The first postage stamp was introduced in 1840 in the United Kingdom, and was called the Penny Black.
2. The first adhesive postage stamp was introduced in 1851 in the United States, and was called the Franklin Stamp.
3. Mail stamps are used to pay for the postage of letters, postcards, and packages, as well as other types of mail.
4. The value of a mail stamp can vary depending on the country, the type of mail being sent, and the distance it needs to travel.
5. Some countries have special stamps that are only used for specific types of mail, such as airmail or international mail.
6. Mail stamps can be collected and traded by philatelists, who are enthusiasts of postage stamps.
7. Some mail stamps are highly valuable and can be worth thousands of dollars.

I hope that helps!