How does one ship a booklet?

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How do you ship a book card?

[TheMosh]

I either found a toploader made for books or just use a regular one for each half

[jb1873]

i wouldnt use one for each half thats annoying to take off

id do either booklet top loader or magnetic or booklet screw down

[bethanyb1201]

I have shipped everyone I have ever sold in a 25-50 count snap box. I put other cards in with it to fill the gap. I then tape the crap out of it and have never had a problem.

[ryanvas]

I have shipped everyone I have ever sold in a 25-50 count snap box. I put other cards in with it to fill the gap. I then tape the crap out of it and have never had a problem.


Either this or there are full cases for booklets but the package would need to be long or there are magnetically that will fit booklets. These are secure. Not sure if the point they are but believe they are around 3 bucks or so.

[discostu]

Snap box or team bag it, then use two top-loaders over it.

[GUCD231]

You may want to give a 360pt magnetic a try.

[Yankees_Pride]

Don't be cheap and send it in a booklet mag that is specifically made for these. If you need to include the price of the mag in your sale or trade

[no10pin]

Don't be cheap and send it in a booklet mag that is specifically made for these. If you need to include the price of the mag in your sale or trade

Those are like 9-10 bucks aren't they? If it's a high dollar card I would be on board with that, but if it's a $20 book, a $10 holder isn't really worth it. Plus you need a much bigger mailer if you go that route.

[COEFOR]

Snap box or team bag it, then use two top-loaders over it.

This is what I usually do, I also put each side in a 130pt penny sleeve. If it's a higher end booklet then I will toss in a one touch. Typically they go for about 12 dollars (the actual booklet one touch, not the 360pt) though so doesn't make sense for a booklet that's under 40 or 50.

[exitmusicblue]

This is what I usually do, I also put each side in a 130pt penny sleeve. If it's a higher end booklet then I will toss in a one touch. Typically they go for about 12 dollars (the actual booklet one touch, not the 360pt) though so doesn't make sense for a booklet that's under 40 or 50.

Ditto -- I've only had one transaction involving a book, but it was $50+ value so I just shipped the book in the original one-touch I'd been using for it.

I also included Reek's... uh... sausage.

[jubei777]

if it's skinny, it's in a big toploader with a dummy card. if it's pretty fat, a snapbox with dummy cards for padding.