Media Mail (Book Rate)

Generally used for books (at least eight pages), film (16 mm or narrower), printed music, printed test materials, sound recordings, play scripts, printed educational charts, loose-leaf pages and binders consisting of medical information, and computer-readable media. Advertising restrictions apply. Packages must measure 108 in. or less in combined length and girth.

Weight not over (lbs)	Rate
1	$2.47
2	2.89
3	3.31
4	3.73
5	4.15
6	4.57
7	4.99
8	5.39
9	5.79
10	6.19

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