The Soviet Union issued the first stamp featuring a rover in 1971, commemorating the successful landing of Lunokhod 1 on the Moon.

Lunokhod 1 was the first rover to be depicted on a stamp, appearing on a Soviet stamp issued in 1971.

The United States issued a stamp in 1997 featuring Sojourner, the rover that landed on Mars as part of the Mars Pathfinder mission.

China issued a stamp in 2014 featuring Yutu, the rover that landed on the Moon as part of the Chang'e 3 mission.

The European Space Agency issued a stamp in 2016 featuring ExoMars, a rover mission to Mars that was launched in 2016.

India issued a stamp in 2019 featuring Vikram, the rover that was part of the Chandrayaan-2 mission to the Moon.

The United Arab Emirates issued a stamp in 2021 featuring Rashid, the rover that landed on Mars as part of the Emirates Mars Mission.

Japan issued a stamp in 2022 featuring Hayabusa2, the rover that returned samples from the asteroid Ryugu.

The United States issued a stamp in 2023 featuring Perseverance, the rover that landed on Mars in 2021.

Stamps featuring rovers often depict themes of space exploration, technological advancement, and scientific discovery.

The United States has issued the most stamps featuring rovers, with over 20 stamps issued since 1997.

Stamps featuring rovers typically depict the rover on the surface of a planet, often with a backdrop of the planet's landscape.

NASA has issued the most stamps featuring rovers, with over 10 stamps issued since 1997.

Stamps featuring rovers are issued to commemorate space missions, promote space exploration, and educate the public about rovers.

The United Kingdom issued a stamp in 2012 featuring Beagle 2, the rover that was part of the Mars Express mission to Mars.