1st NFT Stamp in ASEAN (388A) -FDC(I)-T-

MiNo.3944A (Souvenir Sheet 388A) FDC(I)-T-Thailand
Opr.; Hfpr.; self-adhesive, NFT; A = punched. K 13 1/4; B = imperforated
FDC-Souvenir Sheet, date of issue: 08/14/2022
Picture descriptions:
ewo) stylized dove, mailbox, QR code
3944 A 140 B multicolored ewo
Souvenir Sheet issue with MiNo. 3944A
Souvenir Sheet 388 A (100 mm x 70 mm) ewp
Quantity FDC(I): 100 pieces
Designer: unknown
Printer: T.K.S. Technologies Public Company Limited, Thailand
Conservation status:
Here as a Souvenir Sheet FDC (Version I) with perforate NFT-Souvenir Sheetunused scratch field and first day postmark
Issue Notice:


Each Thailand Post 1st Edition CRYPTO STAMP stamp is numbered differently. With a quantity of 50,000 pieces, there are 50,000 different ones. For the sake of simplicity, we do not scan every single block issue of the stamp. You will receive one individually from our stock. This also applies to the FDC!
A Non-Fungible Token (NFT) is a "cryptographically unique, indivisible, irreplaceable, and verifiable token that represents a specific item, be it digital or physical, on a blockchain".While NFTs using the blockchain use the same technology as cryptocurrencies, unlike cryptocurrencies, they are unique and non-divisible (non-interchangeable).
An NFT can only be purchased in its entirety and only exists once, unlike the ability to purchase, for example, 0.05 of a Crypto Currency, where it does not matter in value which portion of it you purchase. Speculation on NFTs has received some attention in the years around 2020.
A crypto-stamp consists of a physical stamp and a digital image called NFT (Non-Fungible Token) stored on the blockchain.
Thanks to a cryptographic key in the NFT, the crypto stamp can be collected, exchanged and traded.