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These postage stamps help publicise cultural, social, and historical events, and generally promote a country’s image. Some are issued jointly with other countries. They are shown in order of issue date, with the most recent issue first.

Postmarks originated to mark stamps as used, but over the years they have acquired another value due to their large impact on philatelic collecting, as they reflect important events, values, and achievements of our society, reinforcing the image and presence of the Correos stamp.

They are envelopes with one or more franked stamps, featuring a special postmark for the first day of official circulation of an issue. The reverse is illustrated with a motif related to the theme of the issue. The stamps constituting an issue are adhered to the envelope and stamped with the postmark for the first day of circulation.

The franking labels for correspondence are a philatelic collector's item, offered by numerous surrounding countries (France, Belgium, Portugal, Norway, United Kingdom, etc.) and which Correos stopped offering in 2006 when the Epelsa machines were taken off the market.

They are unique pieces due to their limited print run, exceptional treatment and aesthetic value.

These are postcards with a pre-paid stamp. The stamp is shown with letters and is valid for an unlimited period of time.

Files, diptychs and triptychs with stamps and coins guaranteed by the National Mint. Collection coins and Euroset pack

A set of books issued by Correos Philately where the star product Values in Time can be found, along with a wide variety of thematic books (gastronomy, sports and culture, etc.) and exceptional quality engravings with a high artistic value.

They are inscriptions, texts and/or illustrations for publicity purposes that are installed as postmarks on the Correos cancelling machines. As they regularly reflect events or other relevant topics, they are a part of prestigious collections.