How much is a U.S first class stamp worth?

Question

im not from this country and need to know how many first class stamps to put on this piece of mail so it can be delievered in time.

Answer 1

39 cents

Answer 2

Recently, United States stamps were worth 37 cents for a first class letter. Now however, they were raised to 39 cents. All mail carriers accept 37 cent stamps with a 2 cent stamp added (totalling 39 cents). Usually, for a letter or other small piece of mail (post card, greeting card, etc.) one stamp will get the job done.

Answer 3

A first class stamp, is worth approxiamatly .39 cents.
It can be used to mail a 1oz letter to anywhere in the USA.
Here is an example of a first class stamp: http://i.a.cnn.net/cnn/2006/US/01/08/postagerate.hike.ap/storyvert.stamp.ap.jpg

If the stamp says .39 on it, it has the same value of a first class stamp. Example: http://us.news2.yimg.com/us.yimg.com/p/ap/20070314/capt.wx10403141835.longfellow_stamp_wx104.jpg

If you are mailing a 1oz letter around the world, it should be .84 cents.

Note: After May 12, 2007, you will need to pay .41 for a first class stamp.

If you still are unsure, go to a postal office and ask the clerk for help.

Answer 4

A first class US stamp is worth 39 cents.

Answer 5

In the U.S., a first class stamp is 39 cents.
The Postal Service has requested an increase - to 41 cents or 42 cents. I am not sure when that will go into effect.

Answer 6

a us stamp is currently 39 cents. however, i believe each international address has its own separate cost. For example, germany is different than Zambia, due to the German and Zambian postal costs.

Answer 7

39 cents

Answer 8

39 cents...

But hurry, the price goes up to 41 cents in 2 weeks.

Answer 9

39 cents American for 1 ounce.

Answer 10

.39 cents