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  1. I wanted to add a little note of clarification about the “additional ounces” – something I wasn’t aware of when I initially emailed in.

    The USPS does have “Additional Ounce Forever Stamps” available. I wasn’t aware of them since I never use them!

    The $0.15 Additional Ounce Forever Stamps can be pre-ordered now but aren’t available till Jan 27. Or, you can buy $0.21 Additional Ounce Forever Stamps now (but those will drop in value on Jan 27).

  2. A good investment and a saving of 10% over what will soon be the standard price. It is certainly an example of where the “real” rate of inflation is .

  3. My 92 year old father in law loves to use snail mail especially celebratory cards, with so many kids, grandkids and great grandkids along with many friends he goes through a lot of stamps. Even tho he is more than able to afford them he still appreciates it when I send him a book of stamps for part of his Christmas gift. Thanks for the reminder, I thought they were already raised, I’m on my way to the local post office.

  4. Snowing at the moment but will definitely go tomorrow to buy a big supply. It fits right in with the food stockpile mentality – cheaper to buy it now while the prices are lower, for later use. I will also order a small supply of the additional-ounce Forever stamps while I’m there. Thanks guys for the tip!

  5. Just a note, I remember a few years ago they quietly unannounced that they lowered the price of postage thus monetizing they’re debt. Sneaky! If they do this again after this increase I would describe that as something other than sneaky.

    1. And you have a much wider selection to choose from than you can usually find at the local Post Office.
      The ones I picked this time are a set of fanciful dragon stamps.

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