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Stamps may go up to 46 cents
Cal Coast News The US Postal Service on Tuesday proposed a 2-cent increase in the price of a first-class postage stamp to 46 cents. If approved, the change would go into … |
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9NEWS.com Stamps rise in price againShelbyville Times-GazetteThe U.S. Postal Service on Sunday raised the price of first-class stamps by one penny to 46 cents. That works out to $9.20 for a book of 20 stamps. The previous rate hike was a one-cent increase in January 2011. "We're in the midst of a financial …USPS Postage…
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