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Postage composer To make up postage out of 1st and 2nd class stamps, enter the amount and leave it to the electric imps: £
		You can use different stamp values by changing the amounts in the boxes F i r s t   ↑↓ p
S e c o n d   ↑↓ p		0	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10
	0	0.00	0.46	0.92	1.38	1.84	2.30	2.76	3.22	3.68	4.14	4.60
	1	0.36	0.82	1.28	1.74	2.20	2.66	3.12	3.58	4.04	4.50	4.96
	2	0.72	1.18	1.64	2.10	2.56	3.02	3.48	3.94	4.40	4.86	5.32
	3	1.08	1.54	2.00	2.46	2.92	3.38	3.84	4.30	4.76	5.22	5.68
	4	1.44	1.90	2.36	2.82	3.28	3.74	4.20	4.66	5.12	5.58	6.04
	5	1.80	2.26	2.72	3.18	3.64	4.10	4.56	5.02	5.48	5.94	6.40
	6	2.16	2.62	3.08	3.54	4.00	4.46	4.92	5.38	5.84	6.30	6.76
	7	2.52	2.98	3.44	3.90	4.36	4.82	5.28	5.74	6.20	6.66	7.12
	8	2.88	3.34	3.80	4.26	4.72	5.18	5.64	6.10	6.56	7.02	7.48
	9	3.24	3.70	4.16	4.62	5.08	5.54	6.00	6.46	6.92	7.38	7.84
	10	3.60	4.06	4.52	4.98	5.44	5.90	6.36	6.82	7.28	7.74	8.20

Reset the table to the original values

I try to keep this up to date, but accept no responsibility for doing so. It was last updated on 27 November 2011 when 1^st class was 46p and 2^nd class was 36p. If in doubt, check at Royal Mail (www.royalmail.com). If you know the weight but not the postage, Royal Mail is again the place for you.

 

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