Trouble is, seatposts are absolutely not interchangeable. 0.2 doesn't sound like much but it means the difference between 'not going in without a pile driver', 'fitting perfectly' and 'tighten it all you can but it will still slip down and probably knacker the seat lug in the process'.
0.2mm diameter multiplied by the circumference of the seat post is quite a chunk of material to expect the seat lug to make up.
As a matter of interest. The outside diameter of a lugged steel seat tube is always 28.6mm. Differences in internal diameters are determined by the quality of the tubing. The higher the quality - the thinner the tube - the larger the internal diameter - the larger the seatpost.
Hence; 531 = 27.2, 501 = 27.0mm, Generic Chromoly = 26.8mm etc etc.
It's an inch