No. No. It allows an optional first-class stamp, up to 25 percent of the cost of a first-class stamp. In other words, it could add 8 cents onto it, on an optional basis. There would still be a 32-cent stamp. Then there would be this breast cancer stamp. All right. The Board of Governors in their deliberation would make a decision of administrative cost and then out of the 8 cents or 4 cents or 6 cents or 2 cents, whatever they decide, those administrative costs would come out of that additional amount.
Dianne Feinstein: “No. No. It allows an optional first-class stamp, up to 25 percent of the cost of a first-class stamp. In other words, it…”
On the recordJuly 24, 1997
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Discussing the proposed breast cancer stamp and its cost implications.
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