How many $.42 stamps would i need to mail a letter/package to South Korea, Seoul?

How many $.42 stamps would i need to mail a letter/package to South Korea, Seoul? --- Well i guess you need 2? for the letter But how many would u need to mail a package?
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It will depend on the size and weight of the package. If you are mailing a regular sized letter, it will only cost 90 cents.

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Depends of the weight of pack, ask the guys at a postal office,they know best.

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I've been mailing letters abroad for years. A standard letter to any other country besides Canada and Mexico is 90 cents (at the moment). For a package you're better off going to the post office and they'll weigh it and tell you how much it cost to mail then pay them and they put a stamp on it and send it.

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