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[tribefan26]

Just use Large Envelope (Flat) and you can send
1 oz for $2.05 and 20¢ for each additional oz

3 cards in a thick top loader is about 1/4 inch, and about 30 new topps cards are about 3/4 in a bubble envelope.
and if you use wider and longer bubble envelopes, you can put more cards in them,
Its worth a try



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[TD="align: left"]The Postal Service uses the word "flats" to refer to large envelopes, newsletters, and magazines. The words large envelopes and flats are used interchangeably. Whatever you call them, flats must:

	Have one dimension that is greater than 6-1/8 inches high OR 11-½ inches long OR ¼ inch thick.
	Be no more than 12 inches high x 15 inches long x ¾ inch thick.

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Height	6-1/8 inches	12 inches
Length	11-1/2 inches	15 inches
Thickness	1/4 inch	3/4 inch

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DMM 301 Physical Standards for Discount Flats

But to be a flat is must be flexible. That test would not be nice to baseball cards.

The PO will accept them - but they won't be liable for damage if the envelope is bent.

 

[tramers]

Sir ; why are you going across the border ? "to get my mail" lol

 

[rbadger]

DAMN! Those are eTopps rates!