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Frank,
You are "right on" - I have been using this method for some time. For anyone who is not aware, the 71 cents postage is the combination of 49 cents for First Class Mail plus a non-machinable surcharge of 22 cents. In addition to doing everything Frank described, I also use a red magic marker and print "Non-Machinable" on both sides of the envelope to help ensure that a postal clerk doesn't run it through a sorting machine, which will likely ruin the card inside the envelope. Val Last edited by ValKehl; 07-12-2015 at 06:12 PM. 
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