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When a 1 cent stamp would pay in full for a postcard to be mailed how many different 1 cent stamps were there?
Updated: 10/22/2022
One cent would pay to send a postcard from about 1900 to 1950. There were 4
regular issues that I can think of for one cent stamps. All were green and - 3 pictured
Franklin and one Washington. There was a special issue during WW II and at least
one special issue during the depression.
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