The current price of sending a standard letter via the United States Postal Service’s First-Class Mail service is a key factor for both individuals and businesses. This price is subject to change,... Read more »
The monetary value assigned to booklets containing unused United States postage stamps represents a confluence of factors, including the face value of the stamps within, the booklet’s production costs, historical significance, condition,... Read more »
Unused adhesive labels intended for postal use offer a unique canvas. Consider an unvalidated receipt for pre-paid postal service, a small, gummed rectangle awaiting a destination. These seemingly simple objects possess inherent... Read more »
Counterfeit or unauthorized reproductions of postage intended for postal use are a significant concern for postal authorities and collectors alike. These reproductions can range from crude imitations to highly sophisticated forgeries that... Read more »
Booker T. Washington, educator, author, orator, and advisor to multiple presidents of the United States, was honored in 1940 with a 10-cent commemorative stamp. This recognition marked a significant milestone in U.S.... Read more »
A Forever stamp represents a pre-paid amount of postage sufficient to mail a one-ounce First-Class Mail letter, regardless of future rate increases. This means a stamp purchased today will always be valid... Read more »
This device provides a convenient method for storing and dispensing rolls of stamps. Typically composed of a sturdy housing, it secures the roll and allows for single stamps to be easily peeled... Read more »
The price of mailing a letter in the United States is subject to change, and information about postal rates for 2024 would typically be announced by the United States Postal Service closer... Read more »
Mail weighing between one and two ounces requires specific postal payment. This weight class often necessitates more than a single standard-rate stamp. A common solution involves combining multiple stamps or using a... Read more »
A “Forever” stamp is designed to cover the cost of First-Class Mail postage for a standard one-ounce letter, regardless of any subsequent price increases. If a letter weighs more than one ounce... Read more »