What is the price for a first and second class stamp?
343231
39 cents first, unless ur refering 2nd as postcard stamps those are 20 cents then they also have 1 cent stamps for extra postage
655909
google search stamp collector, stamp club and contact them...\nu can always ebay em
640717
Currently 39 cents.  Postal Service asked to raise it to 42 cents, but I don't think it has been approved yet (although it probably will be).  If it is, it won't be effective until mid-2007.\n\nThey're also proposing a "Forever" stamp.  For more info, check out the article below.
329647
First Class Stamp Rates ... 2000-2006 (and date they went into effect).\n\n2000 - .33    (Jan. 10, 1999)\n2001 - .34    (Jan. 07, 2001)\n2002 - .37    (Jun. 30, 2002)\n2003 - .37 \n2004 - .37 \n2005 - .37 \n2006 - .39    (Jan. 08, 2006)
732422
I sent a similar envelope last week, postage was 63 cents. One stamp is not enough, two is too much. If unsure, take it to the post office, and they will put the proper postage on your envelope and send it off.
102467
You can buy stamps from USPS official Website  http://shop.usps.com/cgi-bin/vsbv/postal_store_non_ssl/home.jsp
724669
Try http://usps.com. They should know.
924932
around $1.00. you also need to buy a padded mailer envelope, so add another $1.50 or so for that.
1130066
POSTAGE IS REGULATED BY WEIGHT NOT SIZE.  IF IT WEIGHS LESS THAN AN OUNCE IT IS $.39.  BEST BET IS TO TAKE IT TO THE LOCAL POST OFFICE AND HAVE THEM WEIGH IT AND PAY THE POSTAGE THERE.  ALWAYS RIGHT THEN.
321467
Depends on what mail class you use. Go to www.usps.com, and use Calculate Postage on the link bar.
984362
The other answerers are incorrect. The basic rate is 39c for the first ounce, but there is a somewhat obscure provision that a letter under one ounce that is oversized needs an extra 13c in postage - total 52c. See the rate calculator at http://www.usps.com
234222
New stamp duty rates:\n\nProperty price:\n£125,000 - 0% \n£125,001 - £250,000 1% \n£250,001 - £500,000 3% \n£500,001 or more 4% \n\nNot sure about inheritance tax
845561
Yes, you can use two 37 cent stamps to mail your letter as long as it is still one ounce or less... since the price of mailing the letter is based on its weight.  Currently, the first class postage rate is 39 cents for one ounce or less.  Also, stamps do not have an expiration date on them... they retain their value until they are used and receive a cancellation mark from the post office.  Also, you can purchase 2 cent stamps that you can combine with your 37 cent stamps if you wish to save money.
434043
I believe it is $2, check w/ local post office
757578
go to USPS.com and look at the stamps to find out the value of that stamp. You can still use it you will just have to add more if its not enough.
405555
http://www.companylawonline.com/guest/stamps/Maharashtra.pdf
875425
buy a christening card and mail it off, just make sure u put on enough postage. 2 american stamps.