One of the most elusive of early United States stamps is the imperforate five cent issued in 1856. Produced from a single plate, it is estimated that only about 150,000 were sold before being replaced by the perforated version in 1857. The five cent value was created in part to serve the need for the five cent open mail rate.
98 cents
20 cents.
The cost to mail a first class letter to the Bahamas from the US is .65 cents. Air mail that is one ounce or less is $1.10.
94 cents for the first ounce. (add 80 cents for 2nd ounce, 80 cents more for 3rd ounce)
42 cents. Most all First class mail travels from point to point via air, so the postage rate is the same. In prior years it was a higher cost over ground mail price.
as of September 08, it's 94 cents to mail a letter to Europe.
98 cents --- The postage from the US for an ordinary first class letter of 1 ounce or less is 98 cents to any country but Canada and Mexico. The rate to Canada is 75 cents and the rate to Mexico is 79 cents
98 cents for air mail letters up to 1 ounce $1.76 for air mail letters from 1 oz to 1.999 oz Poat cards are 98 cents
Cost of a postage stamp was dependant on the face value of the stamp usually available in many denominations. The most common rate stamp is for First Class Mail. In the United States in the 1950's that was 3 cents for the first ounce up until 1958. On August first the rate went up to 4 cents.
It's 94 cents.
Domestic Letter Rate: 3¢ per oz · Postcard Rate:1¢ Air Mail Rate: Jan. 1 - Mar. 25: 6¢ per oz. · Mar. 25 - Dec. 31: 8¢ per ozFirst Class Mail was three cents.
As of 18 Dec, 2009 the US postal service's online calculator lists the cost of postage for a one ounce First-Class Mail International Letter from the US to Italy as 98 cents.