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Old 05-11-2006, 05:35 AM   #1  
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Default postage to Canada

If I'm sending just a regular sized card to Canada, do I just put a regular stamp on it?

I know silly question, but the only thing I've sent to Canada was a swap and that did cost a little more.

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Airmail letterpost to Canada costs $0.63
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Airmail is definitely the way to go! Anything less and you may as well tie the letter to a chipmunk and cross your fingers.
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Airmail is definitely the way to go! Anything less and you may as well tie the letter to a chipmunk and cross your fingers.
~lol, OMG that is quite the visual.

Thanks for the info! I'll make sure I take those cards to the PO to mail.
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