Postal Letter

When does the cost of postal stamps change and how much will they be?

Public Comments

1. May 12 - .44 cents I think.
2. i dont know but someday theyll probably cost a dollar per stamp
3. Hi Belkin' Hope this will help: Mailing Services On May 12 we will adjust prices for mailing services — First-Class Mail, Standard Mail, Periodicals, Package Services, and Special Services. The average increase by class of mail is at or below the rate of inflation as measured by the Consumer Price Index. A First-Class Mail stamp will be 42¢. Customers can continue to use the Forever Stamps that they purchased prior to May 12 at 41¢, even after the price change. We will have 5 billion Forever Stamps in stock to meet increased demand before the price change. Forever Stamps are widely available through Post Offices, Contract Postal Units, consignment locations, Automated Postage Centers, vending, and at The Postal Store®. We also will have a 62¢ stamp available shortly after May 12 for 1-ounce nonmachinable First-Class Mail letters, such as square greeting cards. Pricing highlights: No change in the First-Class Mail single-piece additional-ounce price. Lower additional-ounce price for presorted First-Class Mail letters. Lower pound price for Standard Mail saturation and high-density flats. Shape-based pricing for First-Class Mail International letters, flats, and parcels. First-Class Mail International price groups expand from five to nine groups. Select prices: First-Class Mail letter (1 oz.) $0.42 First-Class Mail letter (2 oz.) $0.59 Postcard $0.27 First-Class Mail large envelope (2 oz.) $1.00 Certified Mail $2.70 First-Class Mail International to Canada and Mexico (1 oz.) $0.72 First-Class Mail International to all other countries (1 oz.) $0.94
4. May 14th, the cost increases from .41 to .42 for First Class postage.