CrazyClum wrote:You can pay with stamps at the PO - if you want to exchange your second class

{thumb2}

Can you actually trade unused stamps for different ones? :o

Hi Chrissy!

It would be best if you take it to the Post Office to be weighed then you can get the exact amount of stamps.

Hope this has helped!

Hey Chrissy!

I checked the royal mail site and found this table: http://www.royalmail.com/portal/rm/cont ... tId=400036

If you select the destination country as Canada, a pop up tells you that "you have selected Rest of the world."

Hope this helped. Good luck with you letters! Feel free to pm me if you need more help!

BossC

Hello Chrissy,

I would honestly take it to the post office if you do not know it's weight.

100g is £2.52 to Canada - so 10 second class stamps (27p each).

This is rather heavy - for example, if the item is only 20g it will only cost you 72p, or 30g is £1.22.

You can pay with stamps at the PO - if you want to exchange your second class

{thumb2}

According to the Royal Mail, it'd cost £2.52 for 100g mail overseas. I don't know if the size of the envelopes matter, but it should be 11 second class stamps. My maths is bad,so you might want someone else to check.

Hello!!

I have been wondering how many 2nd class stamps one would have to put on a Large envelope to Canada, thats less than 100g. I have checked the website and can't figure it out. How many would do from UK to Canada?

Thank you

Chrissy