[Answer] In which was the first postage stamp introduced?

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...1. France 2. Russia 3. United Kingdom 4. Austria

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United Kingdom - Known as the “Penny Black,” the world's first postage stamp was issued in the United Kingdom. Prior to the use of postage stamps, the delivery of letters was quite expensive. They were charged per page and distance — and the charge was paid by the receiver, not the sender. So if you lived in London and received a two-page letter from a cousin in Bristol (100 miles away), it would cost you 18 pence (nearly 5 pounds, adjusted for today’s inflation). After the Penny Black was issued in 1840, this same letter would cost you nothing to receive and would cost the sender only one penny. Once the Penny Black took off, uniform postage standards became a boon to worldwide trade and communication.:

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