Can You Stack Stamps at Rory Sternberg blog

Can You Stack Stamps. It's simply so you can swap stamps easily in person, you just take the duplicate stockbooks with you. Yes, two 2nd class stamps will be ok. Stop placing stamps when you are about 2 inches away from the return address (in the upper left corner). 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. I also 'stack' stamps (put them partially on top of. I have an envelope with two 1st class stamps stuck on it but which we no longer need to post so i would. Even old 1st class stamps as long as they don't have a value printed on them can be. It's definitely safer to avoid overlapping, but from experience it's ok, as far as denomination of every single stamp is clearly visible. As long as you don't underpay you can combine stamps. You've got your letter or package all ready to go, but how many stamps do you need.

Even old 1st class stamps as long as they don't have a value printed on them can be. Yes, two 2nd class stamps will be ok. As long as you don't underpay you can combine stamps. 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. Stop placing stamps when you are about 2 inches away from the return address (in the upper left corner). I have an envelope with two 1st class stamps stuck on it but which we no longer need to post so i would. I also 'stack' stamps (put them partially on top of. It's simply so you can swap stamps easily in person, you just take the duplicate stockbooks with you. It's definitely safer to avoid overlapping, but from experience it's ok, as far as denomination of every single stamp is clearly visible. You've got your letter or package all ready to go, but how many stamps do you need.

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Can You Stack Stamps Stop placing stamps when you are about 2 inches away from the return address (in the upper left corner). It's definitely safer to avoid overlapping, but from experience it's ok, as far as denomination of every single stamp is clearly visible. I also 'stack' stamps (put them partially on top of. Yes, two 2nd class stamps will be ok. As long as you don't underpay you can combine stamps. 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. Stop placing stamps when you are about 2 inches away from the return address (in the upper left corner). I have an envelope with two 1st class stamps stuck on it but which we no longer need to post so i would. You've got your letter or package all ready to go, but how many stamps do you need. Even old 1st class stamps as long as they don't have a value printed on them can be. It's simply so you can swap stamps easily in person, you just take the duplicate stockbooks with you.