Royal Mail confirms when Queen stamps will stop being accepted

Imperial Mail has affirmed that conventional stamps bearing the Sovereign's picture will quit being utilized toward the finish of January one year from now.

Stamps that have been given however haven't been utilized are as yet substantial for use, and this incorporates conclusive stamps and extraordinary stamps.

In any case, it was declared the month prior to the Sovereign's demise that stamps highlighting her picture would be refreshed with a new standardized tag framework the next year.
After January 31 2023, individuals can in any case utilize stamps with the Sovereign's picture - however provided that they're the new barcoded renditions.

Any individual who utilizes something besides the recent trend of stamp from February 2023 will be charged extra for doing as such, Yorkshire Live reports.

It's not yet been declared while stamps bearing the picture of Ruler Charles III will come into flow following the demise of the Sovereign matured 96 on September 8. It'll be the first time in quite a while that another ruler will show up on stamps.
On its inquiries and answer page, Imperial Mail has affirmed it will make a declaration on future stamp issues "at the suitable time."

A message posted under the heading 'when will stamps be given showing Ruler Charles?' expressed that it will "declare future stamp issues at the fitting time".
The post added: "We will counsel Buckingham Royal residence in the standard manner prior to making any further declarations. For the present, we recollect the Sovereign's lifetime of commitment to public help. There are adequate stocks to satisfy expected request."

Imperial Mail has likewise affirmed the code on existing post boxes won't be changed "in that frame of mind past training." Post encloses as of now creation, or being ready for establishment, will likewise hold the badge of Sovereign Elizabeth II.