According to Cointelegraph, Deutsche Post, the German postal service company, will issue its first limited edition collectible stamp on November 2. The classic self-adhesive stamp will come with a digital image, which represents the ownership of the stamp as an NFT. The first stamp in the series features a pixelated image of Brandenburg generated by artificial intelligence, and other stamps will also include images of other German landmarks.
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