The U.S. Postal Service introduced two new stamps to the 2020 stamp program: Presorted Star and Chrysanthemum (Global).

Presorted Star is a stamp designed for large-volume mailers. It provides a convenient option for businesses and organizations that regularly send out high volumes of mail. The stamp is likely used in presorted mailings, where the mail is sorted and prepared according to specific criteria to qualify for discounted postage rates.

Chrysanthemum (Global) is an international rate stamp that allows the mailing of a 1-ounce letter to any country where First-Class Mail International service is available. The stamp features a round design with a photograph of a pink chrysanthemum on a white background. The photograph captures the intricate beauty of the flower, taken from an overhead perspective. The stamp was designed by Greg Breeding with an existing photograph by Hong Vo, and the art director was William J. Gicker.

Both stamps provide options for different mailing needs, with Presorted Star catering to large-volume mailers within the United States and Chrysanthemum (Global) catering to international mailings.