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I wish the 1c Apples, 2c Meyer Lemons & 3c Strawberries came in a pane format; they’re each much more attractive than their pane-formatted predecessors, but 3,000 of any of them is a bridge too far for me…
I agree, I bought them a while ago and still have many left!
But don’t worry, they are going to release new low denomination stamps later this year that will be sold in panes of 20!
( I’m definitely getting a ton of the daffodil ones )
Interestingly, though, the new floral low-denomination stamps don’t include a 4c issue.
This is unfortunate as with the increase of the non-machinable surcharge from 40c to 44c, a 4c stamp will now also be necessary—in addition to the previously required 40c stamp—if one wants to use a Forever in that instance.
Ultimately, this means that a mix-and-match set of low-denominations will still be necessary—though on the upside, the fruits are still more attractive than their predecessors!
There was someone here who bought a roll and split them. We all just digitally paid for the 100 or whatever we wanted plus a standard stamps for shipping. Maybe @ayellowdaffodil would share with you @cassius1213?
I’m have issues I’ve been using postcard stamps i thought you can use them for international, but you can’t i need an alternate to the circle stamps 1:50$ i was paying 51c for the postcard stamps if anyone has info about this that would be grate.
Postcard stamps are currently 53¢ here in the states. If the postcard is larger than 4x6, you will need to use a forever stamp (68¢). International postcards, regardless of size are currently $1.55. Postage rates will increase in July.
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