I been putting 5 and I need to know if i am just waisting to many, because as you all know, if you send fan mail, stamps are not cheap. If I send fanmail, I get 5 letters with sases out, thats a rip off. and If I send to Out of state, It's only two letters. Plaese help!
*JesusLover*
How many stamps go on a envelope to canada and UK?
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How many stamps go on a envelope to canada and UK?
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leave a comment on my guestbook (Tell me your favorite one of my collection) and i'll do the same. Thanks, *JesusLover* God Bless. John 3:16
I am assuming that you are from the USA or all my info will be off. 
CANADA
Just a regular envelope (or up to a 6X9 in my experience) will be a 0.63 stamp or 2 0.39 stamps.
A 8X10 or larger will cost 0.90
ENGLAND
Just a regular envelope (or up to a 6X9 in my experience) will be an 0.84 Stamp or 3 0.39 stamps.
A 8X10 or larger will be $1.70
The more you have in each onvelope the more it will cost. Check out http://www.usps.com/tools/calculatepost ... atepostage for additional information.
Good luck!
BossC
CANADA
Just a regular envelope (or up to a 6X9 in my experience) will be a 0.63 stamp or 2 0.39 stamps.
A 8X10 or larger will cost 0.90
ENGLAND
Just a regular envelope (or up to a 6X9 in my experience) will be an 0.84 Stamp or 3 0.39 stamps.
A 8X10 or larger will be $1.70
The more you have in each onvelope the more it will cost. Check out http://www.usps.com/tools/calculatepost ... atepostage for additional information.
Good luck!
BossC
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