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Can something be sent first class with first and second stamps?

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GJK22 | 09:58 Thu 17th Jul 2008 | How it Works
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Can I send a letter first class using one first class stamp and one second? I.e. if it is a large letter which will cost 52p to send first class, can I use one first and one second to meet the price?
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Yes
10:57 Thu 17th Jul 2008
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Yes - but you will be overpaying. 36+27 is 63.

In general 1st and 2nd class stamps can be used at their current 'face' value to make up any amount for either 1st or 2nd class mail, and most of the time will be handled correctly.

10:09 Fri 18th Jul 2008

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