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How much will a post card stamp cost to mail a post card to France?
Depending on where one is mailing a postcard from to France, the price on a stamp will vary in cost. If one is mailing the postcard from a location close to France the price is not going to be as high as it owuld be if one were to mail the postcard from across the globe.
How much postage would you need to mail a Christmas card from California to Dublin Ireland?
Contact your local post office. They will give you the current rates.
How much to mail a Christmas card to U.K. or Canada?
Sending a card to the UK will cost much more than sending one to Canada. The cost of sending a card to the UK would be about 5 to 7 dollars. Sending one to Canada will cost about 2 dollars.
How much postage for a 6x8 Christmas card?
does it take extra postage for 6x8 christmas card
How much postage to send 5x7 Christmas card to Germany?
How much postage is required to send a Christmas card from U.S. to Germany?
How much more postage does it cost to mail a gift card in the mail?
is extra postage required for mailing a gift card
How much to send Christmas card to Germany?
88p
How much to airmail a Christmas card to the Netherlands?
£1.28
How much does it cost to mail off a post card?
55cents
It costs 44 cents to mail a letter how much does it cost to to mail a post card?
Hey, I just want to know how much it cost to mail a post card? Rhode Island mailing it here to the city of providence, RI?
HOW MUCH IS A STAMP FOR A CHRISTMAS CARD TO CANADA FROM THE US?
$1.20
How much is postage for a regular Christmas card from the US to the UK?
As of December 2013, mailing a standard Christmas card weighing 2 - 3oz from the US to the UK would cost $3.00 if sent via International First Class Mail (cards & letters are normally sent First Class). You may pay less if it is a lighter card. You may pay more if you include any extra weight or choose to send via Priority or Express mail.
