8x10 postage?

[newguy24]

im mailing an 8x10 in a pretty big envelope. im not sure about the size, but the SASE is a 9x12 .how much postage should i put on the envelope & the SASE? would 2 stamps on each be enough?

thanks,
newguy24

[IsaacAndMark]

would definitely weigh it dude. i have the luxury have having an OLD postage scale from when you had to weigh things yourself. see if you know someone with a scale thats pretty new. mine goes to the .1s so if works great for that kinda stuff. be sure to change from .1s to 1/16s. you know? and then once you have the weight ask your PO how it works.
i think it was a dollar for 2 onces and 17 cents per another ounce. not sure if its changed.

[dicekmvp]

Do you have a toploader or something? If you use a toploader or a piece of cardboard its 3 forever stamps or 3 44 cent stamps but just the picture is 2 forever stamps

[bob9826]

i use 3 for each going and coming back

[slitz]

i send 8x10, envlope, letter, no cardboard. its $1.05 each way

[shevshenko]

I put three 44 cents stamps


wat i do is put the returning address as your address on the sase

so in case if there is unsufficient stamps then it would still return to you

[shoemajt]

1.05 without cardboard on a 9x12 envelope.......with carboard is 1.22. Basically, if it is rigid they will charge you the 1.22.

[Nascarfan12]

Go to the USPS website and figure it out that way. US postage went up yesterday again

[lizard-jd]

When I go to USPS to mail a 9x12 envelope (with another inside for SASE), with 1-8X10 & 1 cardboard (same size), it cost me a minimum of $1.56. They consider the package rigid (especially if you write DO NOT BEND). When I did the old 3X.44 stamp routine, the envelope was returned due to insufficient postage. I use the thick manila 9X12 envelopes because they hold up real well under the normal USPS thrashing...

[bob9826]

Go to the USPS website and figure it out that way. US postage went up yesterday again

im almost positive it did not do up yesterday.