The stamp brought her name to a wider audience than the aerospace history community.

It prompted articles.

It prompted the kind of popular engagement with her story that biographical research alone rarely achieves.

It also prompted some of the overstatement that has been noted earlier in this account — the tendency to fill in the classified gaps with confident specifics, to describe her as having “designed spacecraft” or “planned Moon missions” in ways that the available record does not support.

The stamp itself was accurate in its claims.