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United Nations surcharges 2024 postal stationery
By Linn’s Staff
On July 14 the United Nations Postal Administration will issue a surcharged version of previously issued postal stationery to make up current postal rates in New York.
The UNPA added a surcharge of 5¢ to large postal stationery 73¢ envelopes (Scott U51) issued July 15, 2024, for use from the post office at U.N. headquarters in New York City. The 78¢ denomination matches the United States first-class letter rate that will go into effect July 13.
The 5¢ surcharge appears to the left of the imprinted stamp showing the U.N. emblem in white over an amber background in the upper right corner. A cachet (decorative design) featuring a vintage photograph of the lobby of the United Nations headquarters appears on the left side of the envelope.
For ordering information for the postal stationery and related products, visit the website unstamps.org; email unpanyinquiries@un.org; telephone 212-963-7684 or 800-234-8672; or write to UNPA, Box 5900, Grand Central Station, New York, NY 10163-5900.Connect with Linn’s Stamp News:
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