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The current postage needed for an international postcard stamp is $1.15 for a standard shaped and size one, in fact it's the same price for a letter of 1oz or less. The USPS lowered the rate from $1.20 back to $1.15 in middle of 2016.
First-class mail is the most common postage category and includes letters, cards, flat packages and small parcels. Letters mailed first-class must be under 1 ounce to use the 49-cent stamp. If a letter is between 1 and 3.5 ounces, it costs between 70 cents and $1.12 to mail. Postcards mailed first-class cost 34 cents an ounce up to 3.5 ounces. The USPS considers letters above 3.5 ounces as large envelopes and prices them accordingly.