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Old 05-28-2021, 08:00 PM
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They'll ship cards media mail, it just takes about a month to get there. It'd probably be cheaper to send that book in a priority box for $8, unlimited weight.
Fun book, I remember having one of those to.
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Thinking you left off a 1 in from of that price.

That book is very heavy and I don't think it would fit in any of the flat rate priority boxes though. Media would be the way to go with that one.

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They'll ship cards media mail, it just takes about a month to get there. It'd probably be cheaper to send that book in a priority box for $8, unlimited weight.
Fun book, I remember having one of those to.
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Thinking you left off a 1 in from of that price.

That book is very heavy and I don't think it would fit in any of the flat rate priority boxes though. Media would be the way to go with that one.
If it fits in a flate rate cardboard envelope, it can ship for around $8. There are 2 sizes, letter and legal.
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Old 05-30-2021, 03:20 PM
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That book is huge, much larger than legal. It's also really thick.
I was thinking large flat rate box, but I think it is even too large for that size.

I have one upstair and could measure, but going off memory and guessing, probably 18" x 12" x 2" in size.

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That book is huge, much larger than legal. It's also really thick.
I was thinking large flat rate box, but I think it is even too large for that size.

I have one upstair and could measure, but going off memory and guessing, probably 18" x 12" x 2" in size.
I took a tape measure to it, and it's about 15"x12"x2.5", not sure if flat rate box comes in that size, but whatever the case, I was thinking to just let it go for the shipping cost because, as is visible in the pic, it has severe bottom edge damage and I really haven't had much occasion to look at it in the last thirty years.

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Old 05-31-2021, 05:16 AM
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I used to sell books on Ebay and sold this book several times. Just package it up and send it out media mail and you'll be fine. Don't recall any special problems with measurements etc. In fact I would ship large (5-10) lots of books. Strickly based on weight and I believe it is the same price where ever it goes in the continental USA. (Note: I have not sold on Ebay in approximately 2 years. Am not aware of any recent changes to mailing policy).

Only problem I had was once I used an old box with Liquor advertisement and was told to repackage.

This is a very popular book. Update versions not so much

Media Mail would take approximately 5 business days (Pre pandemic)
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Books should be fine.

I used to mail cards media mail or under a different now cancelled "unbound printed matter" rate that got absorbed into media mail.
I did briefly consider including an old paperback book and calling the cards packing material, but I'd have to pack them poorly, and the PM is a sort of humorless fellow.
We've had a couple fun discussions, each of us holding our own printout of what we believe is the important part of the DMM.... The clerks used to give me leeway, he never did. He did at least freeely admit that the rules were often contradictory and had areas where they were unclear. But like an umpire, if the rule was unclear his ruling was it.

But post 9-11 they asked what exactly you were shipping, and after a few more boxes, the PM said no more cards in media mail. It will of course depend on how your local place interprets the rules, and if it gets opened for inspection along the way as they reserve the right to do with media mail, how that person interprets it.
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