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'''LC''' refers to '''letters and postcards''', | '''LC''' refers to '''letters and postcards''', collectively. | ||
'''LC''' also | Classified in accordance with [https://support.ptc.post/gui2/eui2template/scms_show_code_list.vm;en;page=FD38F005928CE27E8CFC1C9A68D308DE0000;CSRF_NONCE=731FE554F43229B290BA3C0C0B32DFF2?webapp=scms&languageCode=en&codeListId=117 UPU Code List 117], AO is the counterpart of '''LC''' within the scope of [[Letter-post item|letter-post items]]. Both are widely applied in UPU conventions and [[UPU Technical Standard System|technical standards]],<ref>[https://www.upu.int/UPU/media/upu/files/aboutUpu/acts/06-manualsInThreeVolumes/actInThreeVolumesConventionManual202509En.pdf UPU Convention Manual]. UPU. 2025-09. [2026-05].</ref> and also serve as an essential part of the coding rules for [[International postal despatch|international postal despatches]]. | ||
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Revision as of 15:21, 21 May 2026
LC refers to letters and postcards, collectively.
Classified in accordance with UPU Code List 117, AO is the counterpart of LC within the scope of letter-post items. Both are widely applied in UPU conventions and technical standards,[1] and also serve as an essential part of the coding rules for international postal despatches.
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References
- ↑ UPU Convention Manual. UPU. 2025-09. [2026-05].
