Can postcard stamps be used for regular mail?

Yes. At long as the stamps have a value equal to or greater than the actual postage for a letter. Since the price of a postcard stamp is . 35 cents, two of those stamps would be more than enough to mail a letter.

Is a postcard stamp the same as a regular stamp?

For mailing within the USA that’s a NO. It’s 34 cents for postcard vs 49 cents for letter. Only for international mails it’s the same postage $1.15 .

What can I mail with a postcard stamp?

But to qualify for mailing at the First-Class Mail postcard price, it must be:

• Rectangular.
• At least 3-1/2 inches high x 5 inches long x 0.007 inch thick.
• No more than 4-1/4 inches high x 6 inches long x 0.016 inches thick.

Can u send a postcard by mail?

A postcard is a rectangular mailer sent without an envelope. To qualify for postcard pricing, your mailer must be at least 3 ½” high, 5” long and 0.007” thick (approximately the thickness of an index card), but no more than 4 ¼” high, 6” long, or 0.016” thick. To qualify for the base rate, postcards cannot be folded.

Can you put more than 1 stamp on an envelope?

If more than one stamp is needed, the stamps should not overlap. Though the United States Postal Service website doesn’t state if there is a maximum number of stamps that can be placed on an envelope, it does have a guideline that stamps should not cover the addresses.

Can I put bunch of stamps on an envelope?

Place the postage stamps on the upper right corner of the envelope. When more than one stamp is required, begin placing the stamps in the uppermost right corner and place additional stamps in a line across the top of the envelope right next to each other.

Can I put two Forever stamps on an envelope?

Yes, you can put “Forever” stamps on a letter to Canada. However, the post office may get complaints about undelivered mail or mail that can’t be delivered, because the stamps don’t have enough postage. Therefore, you will have to add more postage.

How many stamps should I put on the envelope?

The United States Postal Service classifies a 9-inch by 12-inch envelope as a large envelope or a flat. Mailing such an envelope requires two first-class postage stamps for the first ounce and additional postage for each additional ounce.