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Old 03-05-2014, 10:59 AM
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Unacceptable. Bubble wrap and cardboard is always a must when sending valuables. My two cents!!
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Old 03-05-2014, 11:04 AM
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That's a shame, hopefully it was insured.

I generally use #000 and #00 bubble mailers for cards <$150. It's a risky business sending something that valuable in such a flimsy envelope.
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Old 03-05-2014, 11:14 AM
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Sorry to hear! Hopefully it was fully insured!
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I had a SGC slabbed E121 I sold to another board member and even wrapped in bubble and USPS cracked the slab. Fortunately the card was not damaged. This is why I now ship between two sheets of corrugated cardboard to protect the cards. So far no issues.
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Small priority mail box and some bubble wrap. Problem solved.
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Why are we talking about an episode 3 years ago??
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Why are we talking about an episode 3 years ago??
because there's nothing left to say about mayweather vs. mcgregor?
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Why are we talking about an episode 3 years ago??
Wondering the same thing Peter.....

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I stopped using padded envelopes a long time ago.

Even though I only sell a few items a month, I use a well-secured box for everything (even a single card) I sell.

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Real bummer. Can't imagine there are many of those in that grade floating around. Sigh.
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