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Topic: Shipping Bulk Cards
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dfitzg88 Member
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posted June 11, 2010 10:41 PM
  
I was wondering if anyone knows the cheapest way to send bulk cards.I've shipped large amounts in the past but only cards with a fairly high value, so I've never worried about the shipping. Now, however, I'm trying to send bulk foils/commons/uncommons/rares and am trying to do it cheap. Anyone know the best size envelope or box for, let's say, 1000 cards? I want them to be safe.
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Volcanon Member
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posted June 11, 2010 11:00 PM

There is no cheap way to send bulk cards.Otherwise, ship it in a box over land.
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Tranderas Member
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posted June 11, 2010 11:02 PM
  
quote: Originally posted by Volcanon: There is no cheap way to send bulk cards.Otherwise, ship it in a box over land.
This. MOTL value on bulk un/commons is about the cost of shipping, probably less.
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dfitzg88 Member
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posted June 12, 2010 12:02 AM
  
i guess i understand that the bulk commons and uncommons won't work, but I can get about $50 for 1000 bulk foils, and $100 for 1000 bulk rares, so I was just trying to figure out the cheepest way.thanks anyway guys.
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NoblePurpose Member
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posted June 12, 2010 07:11 PM

quote: Originally posted by dfitzg88: i guess i understand that the bulk commons and uncommons won't work, but I can get about $50 for 1000 bulk foils, and $100 for 1000 bulk rares, so I was just trying to figure out the cheepest way.thanks anyway guys.
Priority flat rate boxes work best.
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Thanos Member
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posted June 12, 2010 07:13 PM

If you can be creative, you can do 1000 in a priority flat rate envelope.2 500 count boxes, pack it like 2 bricks side by side, tape the top shut with priority mail tape.
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dwiz Member
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posted June 14, 2010 02:20 PM
  
quote: Originally posted by Thanos: If you can be creative, you can do 1000 in a priority flat rate envelope.2 500 count boxes, pack it like 2 bricks side by side, tape the top shut with priority mail tape.
That's what I do. I put them in starter boxes though, so it's less of a brick.
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davef139 Member
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posted June 14, 2010 05:15 PM

The only way to ship is with a large amount, you can ship an item cross country for pretty cheap but it must be eral bulk. You can do it less then $1/lb when doing multiple 5rows.
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