Steve Jobs, Apple’s co-founder, my appear on the U.S postage stamp in 2015. His name appeared on the list of approved postage-stamps subjects. However the list, dated January 7, can change. The crash-strapped postal agency raise revenues by having more postal stamps of pop-culture figures, which are great with collectors. For example, in November of 2013, the USPS sold 20 postage stamps of the character Harry Potter, from the book/movie series. Elvis Presley was an all time top seller in 1993. The postal service, likes to honor people who have made incredible contributions to American society and culture. The rule was that the person has to dead for at least 5 years before they can put them on a stamp, but ended that rule in 2011. “Jobs, who died 2011, would be the first person from America’s computers industry to be honored on a stamp. ‘Steve Jobs mad a major contribution and is worthy of his recognition’,” (CNN.com). Although, Steve Job’s has made a major contribution for not only America, but the entire world! The names on the postal-stamps subject list may not appear on a postage stamp -there is no guarantees.

Sierra L. Baruh “Bieber” says, “I think it will be nice to honor Steve Jobs by putting his picture on a stamp, I mean after all he’s done for us. Hahaha but at the same time, I mean isn’t that why he advanced technology? So, at the push of a button, on a screen, the receiver will get your “mail” within’ a matter of time. But ya I guess it will be cool to see him on a stamp, and remind us what he’s done for us. I mean without him, I wouldn’t be able to listen to my husband, Justin Bieber, all the time <3.” Mrs. Bieber, has a great point I totally agree with her. I have a great feeling that Steve Jobs will have his picture on a postal stamp! May he rest in peace.