NEED Info On UK Class Stamps!

[kimmylee]

Yes, it is certainly down to personal choice with stamps. I would rather put too many high/full value on but realise that is not for everyone.

I made a recommendation to OP but made clear it was what I would do, not what they have to do

[Twelveby12]

Yes, it is certainly down to personal choice with stamps. I would rather put too many high/full value on but realise that is not for everyone.

I made a recommendation to OP but made clear it was what I would do, not what they have to do

Hey, I was in no way disagreeing with you, just presenting a similar/slightly different opinion

[kimmylee]

Yes, it is certainly down to personal choice with stamps. I would rather put too many high/full value on but realise that is not for everyone.

I made a recommendation to OP but made clear it was what I would do, not what they have to do

Hey, I was in no way disagreeing with you, just presenting a similar/slightly different opinion

No that's cool, was agreeing with you that stamp amounts are a personal choice rather than one-size-fits-all.

[Twelveby12]

all good, just making sure, never any point in potentially rocking the boat with members who actually do know what they are talking about ;) a rare breed on here these days sadly.

[goldencardinal]

Alright. Thank you everyone for your feedback and help!

[kimmylee]

The values of 1st and 2nd class stamps can be found on the RM website or a simple google search

The 1st/2nd speed applies to domestic mail only. You can still use them for international mail They just don't work in the same way.

[kimmylee]

Yep. Be sure to purchase those exact Large stamps, and not the regular (smaller&lesser value) 1st &2nd.

1st&2nd stamps, regular and large, act like US forever stamps too.