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tommyfro21

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I've heard some people talk about using flat rate boxes and that it would be cheaper than sending it in a 600 count box.

Can anyone advise me on this? I need to ship it out tomorrow and I have a 600 count box, small flat rate box, and both types of medium flat rate boxes. Small flat rate is 5.20 and I think the medium was 10.40 or so...I have it written down somewhere.

Thoughts?
 

TomMurry

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wont get it in a small flat rate. I'd put it in 2 300-count boxes and send in a medium flat rate. Would be a touch over 10.00
 

tommyfro21

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GarkoCollector said:
wont get it in a small flat rate. I'd put it in 2 300-count boxes and send in a medium flat rate. Would be a touch over 10.00

But isn't a 600 count box cheaper? Never had a problem with anything getting damaged either shipping that way.
 

TomMurry

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tommyfro21 said:
GarkoCollector said:
wont get it in a small flat rate. I'd put it in 2 300-count boxes and send in a medium flat rate. Would be a touch over 10.00

But isn't a 600 count box cheaper? Never had a problem with anything getting damaged either shipping that way.

You want it there safer or cheaper?
I wouldnt ship a 600 ct box filled with cards. I'd split it up and put both boxes in a larger flat rate box. You asked for the best way. You can go cheaper if you want but it isnt better.
 

peterose4hof

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I never ship cards in the actual 200ct, 400ct, 600ct card boxes. I always put the card box down in another box. I can't tell you how many times I have received damaged cards when they weren't double boxed. It's not worth the risk. Especally if it's an Ebay sale where you can get dinged on your DSRs.
 

tommyfro21

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GarkoCollector said:
tommyfro21 said:
GarkoCollector said:
wont get it in a small flat rate. I'd put it in 2 300-count boxes and send in a medium flat rate. Would be a touch over 10.00

But isn't a 600 count box cheaper? Never had a problem with anything getting damaged either shipping that way.

You want it there safer or cheaper?
I wouldnt ship a 600 ct box filled with cards. I'd split it up and put both boxes in a larger flat rate box. You asked for the best way. You can go cheaper if you want but it isnt better.

Definitely not trying to argue. I guess I'm trying to find the balance between price and safety.
 

trauty

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Don't do it in just a 600 ct box. I've lost track of how many times I've received sets that way and about 60% of the time most of the cards in the set are damaged. If the box gets dropped just once almost every card in the set will have a corner ding. Double boxing is always the way to go.
 

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