SAE with money or a SASE?

[seamus]

heres a link to the us post calculater, theres no way $1 would be enough to send a large envelope, http://ircalc.usps.gov/

In An 9x12 Envelope....98 Cents in ENOUGH...lol..

and not only 9x12 ...also 13x18...but it depends on the weight...

[dfreely]

Depends on where it's heading, but I agree - there's no way $1 would be enough. Even the minimum cost for a large envelope to most countries cost over $1, and one with a picture inside is going to be over that.

[jdp3577]

heres a link to the us post calculater, theres no way $1 would be enough to send a large envelope, http://ircalc.usps.gov/

In An 9x12 Envelope....98 Cents in ENOUGH...lol..

.98 is fine for sending within the US, but she's talking about sending international, you cant even send to canada for $1

[seamus]

heres a link to the us post calculater, theres no way $1 would be enough to send a large envelope, http://ircalc.usps.gov/

In An 9x12 Envelope....98 Cents in ENOUGH...lol..

.98 is fine for sending within the US, but she's talking about sending international, you cant even send to canada for $1

But for example me- I live in Slovakia and I always getting my autographs (pictures: 9x13 or 13x18) in the envelope with 98 cents stamp on it, so...

[dfreely]

According to USPS, a 2-ounce large envelope to Slovakia is $2.08

[seamus]

According to USPS, a 2-ounce large envelope to Slovakia is $2.08

Yes...but I am talking about the letters ,,until 1- unce..."

[dfreely]

I just realize we have a bit of an international mixup here.. some of us are going by inches, other by centimeters, no wonder we're all confused at one another.

[tanda]

1 centimeter = 0.393700787 inches
1 inches = 2.54 centimeters

$0.98 is enough for envelopes (according to the USPS postage price calculator) meeting these criteria:

First-Class Mail International Letter
Max. length 11.5", height 6 1/8" or more than 1/4" thick

Envelope size in centimeters: 29.21 cm x 15.56cm