The Japanese Postal Service released a set of
Mario stamps last year in a nice collectible binder. Somehow,
NCSX has gotten a small shipment of these stamps, which carry a postage value of 80 yen ($0.66) each. The markup for this set ($105) is pretty severe, but if you are a desperate
Mario collector, this is
one of the coolest things you could have. They have fewer than 50, and of course we just publicized the item, so
go go go buy buy buy.We want the US Postal Service to get in on the act. We're afraid that there's a short moment before opening mail from us that someone might not be able to determine that we're huge nerds.
{ May 29th 2007 at 3:00PM } 
Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
Brandon @ May 29th 2007 3:28PM
Why does one stamp have little/regular Mario in the fire flower costume? Shame on the Japanese postal service, using game genies!
Wilerson @ May 30th 2007 4:58AM
Stamps? As in regular mail? What are we, cavemen?
Mr_DNA @ May 30th 2007 2:13PM
They didn't use the Game Genie. They just used the very hard-to-accomplish glitch where you touch Bowser and the axe at the same time. So the Japanese Postal Service aren't cheaters; they're show-offs.