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I was thinking about that, just don't know if it is customary.
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ETA: I guess you may want to wait and see how the card arrives. If he sends it in a flat-rate box, I guess the shipping price isn't too bad. I think that's a little overkill for a $150 card, but I know some buyers may prefer that. If he sends it in a regular bubble mailer, then it's unreasonable.
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Btw, I have an nicely centered 1939 Play Ball Joe DiMaggio SGC 80. Just love it!
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Not to derail the thread or anything...
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Working on it. Comcast keeps going down
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Buy the card from one of the major auction companies and it would be 15.00 shipping plus 20% buyer's premium
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Others may disagree, but IMHO, an auction house should charge only its out-of-pocket shipping cost (USPS, UPS, FedEx, etc.), with the cost of in-house labor being covered by its BP. I applaud those auction houses - Sterling, LOTG, and others - that appear to me to do this. Even better is REA, where shipping costs are fully covered by the BP.
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For any card over $100 I usually ask $10 for shipping. Covers the priority mail box and the occasional purchase of bubble wrap and tape. And my time to walk to the post office and wait in line. And send you an email with tracking info. May not be the cheapest but card will be safe and haven't lost one yet.
In any event, the price of shipping is pretty irrelevant by itself. What's important is how much you are paying for the card plus shipping. Last edited by Snapolit1; 09-17-2017 at 08:33 PM. |
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finally.
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