How much is First Class Postage to Canada and Europe?
Canada UK Norway Australia and can i just put a bunch of regular stamps on to make it to that amount? |
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| uh... YES to the last question.
I put 2 for canada 3 for europe and aus. zahra said: For Europe and Australia 84 cents For Canada 63 cents |
| thank you! |
| As long as it's under an ounce. |
| This might be a "duh" question, but I always thought you had to go to the post office & get an airmail stamp?? Can you just put regular stamps on the envelopes? |
| You can put whatever US stamps you like on them, as long as the total value of the stamps adds up to at least the amount of postage required. |
| Postage to Canada is 55 cents for the first ounce Europe is 80 cts for the first ounce. (This info is now dated. Scroll down for current rates) |
I'm going to love when postage goes up, someone finds this thread, and posts the new info.   |
Time to love it!  Effective 5/14/2007. (OUT OF DATE: Scroll down for current correct rates) Postage to Canada is 63 cents for the first ounce Europe is 84 cents for the first ounce. Canada: #oz. $rate 1oz. $0.63 2oz. $0.90 3oz. $1.15 4oz. $1.40 Mexico: 1oz. $0.63 2oz. $0.90 3oz. $1.30 4oz. $1.75 Europe: 1oz. $0.84 2oz. $1.70 3oz. $2.55 4oz. $3.35 As of 1/1/2010 Postage to Canada is 75 cents for the first ounce Europe is 98 cents for the first ounce. International Postcards are the same as the 1 oz letter price. Canada: 1oz 0.75 2oz 1.00 3oz 1.25 3.5oz 1.50 Postcard 0.75 Mexico: 1oz 0.79 2oz 1.34 3oz 1.89 3.5oz 2.44 Postcard 0.79 Europe: (Country price groups 3,4 & 5) 1oz 0.98 2oz 1.82 3oz 2.66 3.5oz 3.50 Postcard 0.98 |
| If I lived in the USA, I'd be buying a couple of hundred dollars of those "forever" stamps for domestic mail. I wish Canada would screw up and do something like that. |
| Postage to Canada is now 69 cents. |
Chauncey's dad wrote: If I lived in the USA, I'd be buying a couple of hundred dollars of those "forever" stamps for domestic mail. I wish Canada would screw up and do something like that.
We do have those!! Just buy "permanent" stamps. You buy them at today's value and they'll always be good for the value of that day, so in ten years you can still stick one on and will be valued at one stamp at the current price. AND they're already sticky so you don't have to lick'em :p |
| I heard the other day that postage in the US will go up another penny to 42 cents in May. So if you haven't already stocked up on the 41 cent forever stamp, now's the time to do it!! |
You guys have really scary Christmas stamps this year  |
Hint of Mischief wrote: You guys have really scary Christmas stamps this year
Lol. What did you get? |
| I keep getting those scary toy things with grinning faces and scary hair. I don't know what they are, just festive toys I suppose.. they look like they are from a horror movie... sorry if they are a national treasure or something.... but they are scary!! |
| Nutcrackers |
| Yes - the weird little men are nutcrackers. They are german in origin, dating back to the early 1800's. As nuts are a traditional holiday food, the nutcrackers are too. And the Nutcracker ballet (from Russia) is a holiday staple in many areas too. Holiday stamps in the US vary every season and there are usually a couple. One is more religious themed , and one is more fun. (or scary!) |
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