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How many stamps will you need to mail a 3.4 oz padded envelope from 92377 to 66217?
how many stamps for a 3.4oz envelope
How many stamps do you need for a 15 oz envelope going from Boston to Michigan?
what stamp amount is needed if the letter is 15 oz.?
How many stamps for an envelope weighing 3.8 oz?
That depends on where you are sending it from (you country of origin) and to (the country of destination).
How many stamps for a 0.6 oz envelope?
Currently in the US up to one ounce is 45 cents. So however many stamps it takes to make that amount.
How much postage needed to send large manila envelope from Nebraska to the United Kingdom weighing 10.4 oz?
how many stamps for a 10.4 ounce envelope
How many stamps do you need for a 2.5 oz envelope?
As of 2016, a 2.5 ounce envelope it would cost 93 cents (one Forever stamp plus two extra ounces).
How much postage for a 6 x 9 envelope weighing .6 oz?
Two stamps
How many stamps do you need on a 3.4 oz letter?
For a 3.4oz envelope you will need to purchase 94 cents worth of stamps. If you go to a post office they will charge you 94 cents, place the stamps on it for you, and there is a drop box right there!
How many stamps do you put on a 10.194 oz letter?
After 3.5 ounces, the item moves up to large envelope rates. The current rate as of 2016 for an 11 ounce large envelope is $3.18.
How many forever stamps do you need for a 2.2 oz envelope?
For a 2.2 oz envelope, you would typically need two Forever stamps. The first stamp covers the standard letter rate for up to 1 ounce, and the second stamp covers the additional weight up to 2 ounces. Since the 2.2 oz envelope exceeds the 2-ounce limit, an additional ounce rate applies, which requires a total of two stamps. Always check the current USPS rates to confirm, as they can change.
How many forever stamps do i need to mail a 7 oz 10 x 12 envelope?
At that size and weight, it would cost $2.20 (as of 2016).
How many stamps do you need for a 9 by 12 envelope?
It depends on the weight as it would be processed as "Flat Mail". Visit the Related Link for a chart of the price by oz. from the USPS.
