Well, I don’t know how to edit the wiki so here’s my bit of information: regarding Denmark, 36kr International stamps from 2023 ONLY can be used to send letters/postcards to international destinations for the rest of 2024.
Per a United States Postal Service press release dated today, effective July 14, 2024, domestic postcards will increase from US$0.53 to US$0.56, while international postcards will increase from US$1.55 to US$1.65.
Austria Appendix A edited. There is mixed information going round about attaching of the priority stickers, so I left this open with just a warning to leave some space. Maybe someone else knows more about this part.
I am returning from Iceland and wonder if the following info could be added if it’s deemed relevant:
The stamp prices are correct, but many places that sell stamps (book shops and souvenir shops) sell stamps at a higher price than shown in the wiki. E.g. a stamp to Europe costs at the moment 330 ISK, but the places in Reykjavík where I bought stamps, charged me 385 ISK per stamp. There are no official post offices in Iceland.
Shops in many countries sell postage stamps for a profit, with the extra charge considered to be a convenience fee. I was on a cruise ship that stopped in the Bahamas on a Sunday. Shops were happy to sell 50c stamps for $1.
There are functional post offices in Iceland, but they’re not in the most convenient places.
As to be expected. New Zealand Post have increased mail prices from June. The price of sending a postcard to anywhere in the world will be $3.60. A .30 cent increase from the current price. I was expecting more. I started Postcrossing in 2017. There has been an 80% increase in the price of sending a postcard since then. I’m sure this time next year I’ll be writing about yet another price increase.
revealed stamp prices that will go into effect on July 1st 2024 (after changing the prices also on 1 January 2024):