Idbélyegét

Idbélyegét is a Hungarian term that translates to "postage stamp" in English. It refers to a small adhesive paper or similar material issued by a postal authority that is affixed to an item of mail to indicate that postage has been paid. The primary purpose of an idbélyegét is to prepay for the delivery service provided by the postal system.

These stamps typically display a denomination indicating the value of the postage, often accompanied by an image or design. The designs can vary widely, featuring historical figures, national landmarks, flora, fauna, or commemorative events. The issuance of new idbélyegét is managed by the national postal service of Hungary, Magyar Posta.

Idbélyegét are collected by philatelists worldwide, who are interested in their historical, artistic, and thematic aspects. The study and collection of stamps, including Hungarian ones, is known as philately. The value of an idbélyegét can range from its face value to significant sums for rare or historically important issues. They serve as a tangible link to a country's postal history and cultural heritage.