Hello. This is my first post on the forum, so I apologize if I do not list the question in the right place.
I received an envelope in the mail yesterday with a full postmark, but no stamp. There is no evidence that a stamp was on the envelope. You can see the entire postmark.
My question is: How does this happen? I have received two such envelopes in the last year, both from the same post office.
Can anyone explain to me how this happens, that the post office accepts an envelope without a stamp, and still postmarks it and mails it to me? I thought they were more careful than that.
Also, is this a common occurrence? Are these "errors" worth keeping or should I just toss them?
I have attached a picture of each of the envelopes, with hopes that they will be useful (some info has been blurred for privacy).
Thanks for any info!
Have a great day!

