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United States—Postal Regulations—U.S. Postal Rates and Fees

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 $2.38
2 2.77
3 3.16
4 3.55
5 3.94
6 $4.33
7 4.72
8 5.11
9 5.50
10 5.89

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