Stamps in lire, you can always send. It's legal and you save. And many do it

The lira stamps can still be used and are legal as post confirmation and allow to record both for sending letters, registered letters and parcels. And many are already doing it we see how.

Who knows, maybe someday we will really get back to reading and it will be easier to do calculations on what is convenient and too expensive. And most importantly, it will not be necessary to design stuff of all kinds to try to save money. Like those stamps produced from 1967 to 2002, the year of the entry into force of the euro (first with the read, then solitary) that can be bought on the market with big discounts compared to the new postage. As confirmed Poste Italiane, everything is legal because those produced since 1967 have not expired. And then, word of mouth instead on the spot, the legal trick of the merchants to save is pbaded to the virality of the web

Postage stamps from 1967 have not expired [19659004] To confirm that everything is regular or possible The sending of letters, parcels and letters recommended using the stamps in Italian lire was therefore Italian at the request of the press. The journalist Marco Menduni has indeed received a package on which 25 stamps representing several subjects have been applied. But in which the printed figure was just reading. He then decided to see clearly and understand how this was possible, given that the Monti government had ratified the end of the validity of the old piece which, at least in theory, should have also concerned the postage. But obviously, this is not the case

At the precise request of the Italian Post Office to know more about the validity of Lira stamps in the dispatch of letters, parcels and couriers recommended, the answer is clear and leaves no doubt about some type. Nowadays it is still possible to bademble letters or parcels with stamps whose value is expressed in lire. Obviously – it is specified – the value of the postage must correspond to that of the current tariff for different shipments. Indeed, all stamps printed after 1967 still have legal value and have not expired. In short, provided you reach the required amount is still possible, despite the provision that caused a lot of complaints from those who had kept a nice nest of books that can not be changed. And even if you do not have one at home, you save, however, by buying them, especially those around 2000 and the most recent years when they were still in lira because they are cheap and certainly not collectible.

But why exactly since 1967 and not before?

And it is still the Italian Post that explains why the reference year is just 1967. Prior to this year, the postage also brought the date of expiry of the validity and therefore stamps issued before this date can no longer be used. Everything is very simple.