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It is best to take it to a Post Office. Postage can depend on the weight but also on the size and thickness of the envelope, the destination, what is inside, etc.
As an example, though, a rectangular envelope (standard letter) with paper in it only, with stamps, that weighs 3 ounces, sent from Long Island NY to Saint George UT on January 29, 2016 is quoted on the USPS site at 93 cents. You can try out other scenarios at postcalc.usps.com.
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