can 23 cent stamps still be used to add up to postage needed?
600526
Anything that the Federal government issues- whether stamps, coins, or money- are valid regardless of date. Of course, inflation will generally erode value, but they are still legal.
594749
Cannot comment as you have not given complete details i.e. country, conditions of the stamp as all these matter. Following site provide some valuation on stamps:\nhttp://www.allworldstamps.com/
44260
Well, if you would like to consider regular post via airmail here's what you do: make sure that you put the money (paper bills $) inside a carbon paper so that who ever will check to see if there's money inside won't see anything except for the paper which you used for your letter. We do this all the time :-)
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.
26491
Currently a first class postage stamp is 37 cents.\n\nIn about three weeks (January 8, 2006) there will be a 2 cent increase, so the new price will then be 39 cents.
309692
www.usps.com  and look for calculate postage
858022
Try here.\n\nhttp://www.zazzle.com/custom/stamps\nChoose from 7 denominations:\n$0.24: postcards \n$0.39: standard first-class, 1 oz \n$0.52: 1 oz mailings, unusual shapes \n$0.63: 2 oz mailings \n$0.87: 3 oz mailings \n$1.11: 4 oz mailings \n$4.05: Priority Mail
429280
Go here and use their postage calculator... it should help u out.\nhttp://www.usps.com/tools/calculatepostage/welcome.htm?from=home&page=0061calculatepostage
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
10242
If more money is printed, inflation increases. An extreme example is pre-WWII Germany, where the Mark fell from 4.2 to the dollar to 1,000,000 to the dollar in August 1923 and 4,200,000,000,000 November 20th. The only way to fulfill the needs of everyone would be to equalize the amount of money that people have. As long as some have more than others, some people will not be able to buy what they need.
1139924
only uncrossed postal orders can be cashed in at the post office and to the person it was made out to, also when you buy a postal order you pay poundage \n\nie: £20 postal order cost you £20 plus 95p poundage.... when you cash your postal order in you will be given the face value £20. hope this helps\n\nand the are only valid for 6 months
651689
Would you enjoy a 10 cent jump every time they increase postage?
288636
You may have to go to the post office.  You might require airstamps.
362977
It wasn't a certified letter you had to sign for, was it?  If it was, you can't refuse it now.  If it was sent regular post you don't need to add any postage if you haven't opened it, just cross out your address with an arrow to the sender address and write "refused, return to sender"
1114509
The first class postage rate in 2000 was 34 cents.  The current rate is 39 cents.\n\nCheck the link below to see if your stamps are the 34 cent "4 Flowers" stamps that are worth 34 cents.
924932
around $1.00. you also need to buy a padded mailer envelope, so add another $1.50 or so for that.
1023519
Your best source is for you to take the package to your local post office and have them weigh it for you and tell you how much postage you need.\n\nAlso, you may need to fill out a customs  declaration form asking you what you are sending... check with your local post office to make sure, you don't want the package to come back to you or get lost in the mail!