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I think they’re referring to “forever stamps”, which are worth whatever the cost of a first class stamp normally is. They were designed to deal with the fact th
by nativeit 1y ago
I think they’re referring to “forever stamps”, which are worth whatever the cost of a first class stamp normally is. They were designed to deal with the fact that people would buy stamps at a certain face-value which would then become difficult to use when postage rates rise to some non-integer multiple of the older stamps.
- crazygringo 1y agoForever stamps were only introduced in 2007. Which is a long time after WWII...
- lupire 1y agoTechnically they are USA Forever, which is looking less and less like Forever.