Yes, you can use them. No, the post office will not reject them. But be careful. That doesn't mean that a stamp that was worth enough to mail a letter 5 years ago is still enough. Rates have gone up. Look at the stamp, see how much it's worth, and make sure you stick enough money on a letter to add up to today's rates. Worst part about old stamps: The glue may be shot. You may have to add a drop of glue to the back to make them stick.
Yes, you can use old stamps to mail a letter. However stamps that old had a particular value and it is likely they will be worth less than what it currently costs to mail a letter. It costs 49 cents to mail a letter, so if the value of the stamp is less than 49 cents, you would need to use multiple stamps on the envelope. The post office sells stamps in 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 and 10 cent denominations.
The letter will be rejected and sent back if the amount of value of the stamps is under 49 cents.
Yes, you can still use old unused stamps to mail letters even if they are several years old. The post office will not reject the letter as long as the postage value on the stamps matches the current rate for mailing. However, if the postage amount is not enough, the post office may return the letter to you for additional postage.
At the post office. Order them online.
It depends on where you are mailing the letter from. If from the USA, it would take two stamps. If you are not from the USA, then I would suggest going to your post office or place where you send the letters and the workers there will weigh the letter and tell you how many stamps or how much money is needed to mail your letter.
Take the letter to a post-office, where it will be weighed and the correct stamp issued. If you simply guess and don't use enough stamps, the receiver of the letter will have to pay the short-fall.
your post office will weigh the letter and tell you the exact amount, they will then sell you the appropriate stamps, put them on your letter and mail it.
Stamps are used to mail letters, if people still do that. US stamps are purchasable at one's local post office. Barnes and Nobles also sell US stamps.
When mailing a letter or package you always use postage purchased in the country you are mailing from. So if you are mailing a letter from the USA to Canada, you would buy stamps at your local post office.
You use the stamps from the country of origin. So if you are mailing a letter from the US to Australia, you use US postage.
Only if you want the post office to deliver it. If you take it to the recipient personally, no law says you have to put stamps on it.
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do you need airmail stamps put on letters from australia to england
Just one, as long as it is a standard letter, the Post Office will deliver it.