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09-04-2012, 04:47 PM
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What is the best way to ship a pennant?
Probably a very simple question for any pennant collectors, but....
I've got a number of pennants I was looking to sell - nothing expensive - more like $20-$40 type items. (Actually many of them are 1980's pennants with autographs I got in person.) I've never bought / sold pennants online; they were all bought years ago in person. So I've never seen what is an acceptable manner of shipping them. Do folks fold pennants to mail them? Is there a standard manner of packaging? Any advice would be appreciated from those who have done this before! Thanks! Scott 
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