In the UK it's £3.60, which is nearly $5!
replyIn Denmark, 46DKK ~= $7.15.
replyWowww ok, mea culpa maxima, I should not feel so bad. I would send domestically but the international cards are so much more interesting to me.
replyThe cost varies a lot by country, yeah. It can be more expensive like the UK or cheaper like in Japan ($0.65).
replyWell, if you buy N of these global forever stamps, the cost will just get cheaper over time (inflation).
replySince the non-postcrossing Global Forevers are circular and a bit annoying, I use 2 Forever stamps plus a 20¢ stamp (6¢ wasted - i suppose i could switch to 15¢ stamps...).
> if you buy N of these global forever stamps, the cost will just get cheaper over time (inflation).
replyNot if you buy them today to use later I would think. Since you gave up the $$$ today, it won’t do anything for you anymore even if you don’t buy another stamp again I’d think. Compared to buying a stamp whenever you need one in the future but not tying your cash up until that moment.
Really depends if you would be otherwise investing that money in a way that beats stamp prices. Stamp prices very consistently outpace inflation.
replyOver the past 5 years, they've beaten:
* VT stock (total world index fund)
* US I-Bonds (inflation-indexed bonds)
* Fed rate for T-Bills / any HYSA
* Any other bonds
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