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Letters that typically require a government stamp include official correspondence from government agencies, legal documents, and certain types of tax-related mail. Additionally, letters sent through registered or certified mail may also need a stamp to ensure tracking and security. The specific requirements can vary by country and the type of document being mailed. Always check with local postal regulations for precise guidelines.
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What does the stamp with a falcon the letters C E and a castle in roman letters on a silver bowl with grapes?
it is a stamp
How much did it cost to mail letters in the 1920s?
In the 1920's you could by a stamp for 1-3 cents a stamp.
Is stamp a short a word?
Yes. The A has a short A sound as in am and lamp.
First class stamp cost?
For small letters, 39p
What do the letters OR stand for when stamped in a ring?
probably a manufacturer stamp
Another name for stamp collector 11 letters?
Philatelist
What is a fight against the government?
stamp
Name the country with OFF SAK printed on its old stamp?
Norway. OFF SAK is found on Norwegian stamps. It is an abbreviation for Offentlig Sak. They are used for Official Mail such as government letters.
Who designs a new stamp the state government or the national government?
The United States Postal Service commissions stamp designs. The USPS is a branch of the federal (national) government.
How much is a postage in stamp in the US?
It depends on the weight of the package or envelope. Letters weighing one ounce or less require a 49 cent stamp called a "forever" stamp.
What is a fight against the government called?
stamp
How much was a G stamp in 1992?
In 1992, a "G" stamp, which was a type of postage stamp used for mailing letters, cost 29 cents. This stamp was specifically issued to cover the cost of first-class mail during that time. Over the years, the price of postage has increased, but in 1992, the 29-cent rate was standard for domestic letters.
