Help with selling a huge lot

[Hands]

Hi guys

With a new baby... space is premium in my apartment so I want to get rid of the cards I don't want.

First off is a 200+ count lot

I was wondering how do you guys ship those lots?
I can't use cardboard storage boxes because they are not available around here.

Any ideas?

Thanks

[timber63401]

Maybe a post office small priority box? You can fill it to the max and its like $4 something to ship out. Depending on what they are you can sleeve each one and put then in team bags and then use old hard sleeves or cardboard and tape to put on both sides of team bags to secure them.

[clarkesk82]

Maybe a post office small priority box? You can fill it to the max and its like $4 something to ship out. Depending on what they are you can sleeve each one and put then in team bags and then use old hard sleeves or cardboard and tape to put on both sides of team bags to secure them.

not sure what the Aussie mail has, but yeah the USPS has flat rate boxes that work out pretty well

[jywilli69]

It will be atleast $10 shipping if it is a flat rate box. Your best bet is to box them up and take it to the Post Office for
accurate pricing.

[T-206]

I use hard team boxes sometimes 50 count cox up to 200 card count box in a large bubble envolope. Shipping is around $4-$5

[timber63401]

There got small flat rate boxes that 200 cards should fit in. They are I think $4.95

It will be atleast $10 shipping if it is a flat rate box. Your best bet is to box them up and take it to the Post Office for
accurate pricing.

[posluzny09]

Have you sold the lot?

[Hands]

Thanks for the tips guys.
Guess I will pop down to the PO and see what they have.

J - nah haven't even tried to sell the lot yet lol

[posluzny09]

Lmk when you are ready to sell. I am looking to increase my inventory for shows. Thank you

[Hands]

Lmk when you are ready to sell. I am looking to increase my inventory for shows. Thank you

What kind of stuff are you looking for?
I can do a few different lots.