Come Sunday, the price of a first-class stamp is also going to increase, from 45 cents to 46. Yes, just one penny, but still. Joining us now is Ken Martin, executive director of American Philatelic Society, the world's largest stamp collectors organization.
Price of first-class postal stamp rises to 46 cents
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Take Two for January 25, 2013
- China's role in California's economy
- Stop The Presses: LA Youth newspaper ends publication after 25 years
- Antioxidants may not keep you young and healthy
- Why labor unions are still going strong in California
- Friday Flashback: Gun control, John Kerry, and more
- Could the X-Games be selling out?
- Trader Joe's raises price of Two-Buck Chuck wine (Poll)
- E-Verify lessons from Arizona
- Price of first-class postal stamp rises to 46 cents
- Photographer Stefan Falke captures artists living and working in Mexico border towns
- Former LAPD Chief Bill Bratton tapped to help Oakland reduce crime rate
- The Dinner Party: Haunted house, lack of sleep and more
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