@@soldbyronnieI second this. I’ve heard that those types of sleeves aren’t meant to be used on their own if you want to use it for protection. Usually an inner sleeve is recommended if you want to use those etb sleeves if you really want full protection
Can you make a video showing how you ship a stack of cards? Like 30-50 without toploaders? I know a lot of people sell lots so it would be so helpful and get good views. Thanks in advance
I've only ever had this happen once and it was a bulk order on TCG player. With that many cards, you are going to run above the 3oz limit for stamped mail, so you would just need to send it via USPS ground advantage.
You can but you take on the risk of an expensive card being damaged or lost in the mail without tracking. Standard envelope shipping via eBay is only good for items up to $19.99 and it includes basic tracking.
@@soldbyronnieyes, exactly. Exception: for combined items in one order, ebay standard envelope shipping increases the insurance coverage to $50. Good to know!
Are people able to get their money back for the cards even if you ship it like this i wanna sell my collection but im worried someones gonna fake the card being damaged and ill loose money
Nothing personal, maybe in the weird one. But anytime I’ve received anything from eBay, & there is a plastic bag inside for “protection” I hate it. There’s something weird about it to me. It feels like I’ve just received someone’s garbage.
@@soldbyronnie haha really? In Canada we have paper bags or expensive clothe bags at every large corporation because plastic bags are 'damaging our environment', which didn't solve much with all the plastic candy bar wrappers and Pepsi cans. It's an odd luxury to find a plastic bag at a grocery store.
@@andybigboy When I was out of boxes, I just went to my local Dollar General and they gave me as much as I wanted. Might try that or if you don’t have a DG in your area, any grocery store should be able to hook you up 👍
Yes, eBay standard envelope has tracking. It isn’t super accurate, but it does provide delivery confirmation which is awesome. It’s saved me a few times.
To each their own...if I'm receiving an expensive card I'd like to see it shipped in a box. We are not talking about a big difference in cost to ship a small box vs a bubble mailer.
@@blueicer101 yep I only sell Cards on eBay that are $5 and up these days to give me a little more peace of mind on those more expensive singles. Tcg player for everything else and just a regular stamp.
I'm not a pro either, but I'd recommend it, you're going with a great look with the card, and packing until you get trash bags, or a giant roll of packing paper would look cleaner and could result in more customer retentionand rebuys,
Penny sleeves are preferred over the sleeves you used. Penny sleeve is less likely to damage the card when removing it for grading etc..
Interesting, I never heard this sentiment expressed before. I'll definitely take that into consideration moving forward. Thanks!
@@soldbyronnieI second this. I’ve heard that those types of sleeves aren’t meant to be used on their own if you want to use it for protection. Usually an inner sleeve is recommended if you want to use those etb sleeves if you really want full protection
@@jamiesucks7994 Appreciate the insight. Gonna switch to penny sleeves 🤝
haven't bought cards alot online but when it arrives like this it's always a pleasure to open.
Awesome and I agree! I hate getting cards with tape all over the packaging.
Thanks for taking care of the cards you ship!
You bet! Cardboard is precious :)
I agree no tape! I would rotate one of the cardboard pieces 90 degrees Tue add extra strength
This helped out a lot
Can you make a video showing how you ship a stack of cards? Like 30-50 without toploaders? I know a lot of people sell lots so it would be so helpful and get good views. Thanks in advance
I've only ever had this happen once and it was a bulk order on TCG player. With that many cards, you are going to run above the 3oz limit for stamped mail, so you would just need to send it via USPS ground advantage.
Exactly what I needed, thank you.
Awesome! Glad I could help 🤝
Can you comment on selling to eBay vs selling to TCGplayer?
@@urrigongreyjoy you read my mind! That’s the very next video I’m making 👍
@@soldbyronnie Looking forward to it!
You can envelope it for far cheaper and still take measures to make sure its safe
You can but you take on the risk of an expensive card being damaged or lost in the mail without tracking. Standard envelope shipping via eBay is only good for items up to $19.99 and it includes basic tracking.
@@soldbyronnieyes, exactly. Exception: for combined items in one order, ebay standard envelope shipping increases the insurance coverage to $50. Good to know!
Where did you get your business cards from?
@@blainemitchell vistaprint 👍
Pick up some card saver 1s. Saves the card from.moving around like it would with a top loader.
What kind of box is that?
Just a random one I got in the mail. Don’t pay for boxes. The dimensions of that box were around 6x4x2. Any box will work though!
Penny sleeve then top loader. Top loader only causes scratches, ruining that psa 10 chance.
@@johnd1685 absolutely always use some kind of inner protection for a card inserted into a top loader
U sleeve it then put it in the top loader
Genius
Are people able to get their money back for the cards even if you ship it like this i wanna sell my collection but im worried someones gonna fake the card being damaged and ill loose money
I’ve never had anyone do that to me after sending hundreds of card. *knocks on wood
ok thank you im gonna start today!@@soldbyronnie
Scared to death
Nothing personal, maybe in the weird one. But anytime I’ve received anything from eBay, & there is a plastic bag inside for “protection” I hate it. There’s something weird about it to me. It feels like I’ve just received someone’s garbage.
I totally get that
Question were you get those throw back Walmart bags
This is still the style that all of the local Walmarts around me have.
I am in Kansas for your reference
@@soldbyronnie haha really? In Canada we have paper bags or expensive clothe bags at every large corporation because plastic bags are 'damaging our environment', which didn't solve much with all the plastic candy bar wrappers and Pepsi cans. It's an odd luxury to find a plastic bag at a grocery store.
@@whatsthatguydoing yeah that is really weird where companies decide to draw that line
What if it's a PSA card that's worth a lot? Like $1500? I want to sell but never sold anything on ebay worth more than about $100
@@antoniot7928 Ship it in a box with plenty of bubble wrap. Anything over $300 I get insurance and signature confirmation also.
@soldbyronnie Great, thanks! Around how much does something like this normally cost to ship including the insurance?
@@antoniot7928 for a graded card shipped in the US, it would likely be around $15-20 with all of those add on services.
Can you make a video about how to ship it in usps?
This is via USPS
Awesome!
I’m sure some are fine with the fast voice but I’m slow bro I need a little slower, grate vid tho
My bad. CZcams shorts can only be a maximum of 1-minute so I was struggling to get all the info to fit in one video. I appreciate your feedback!
SIR I also want to sell pokemon cards In Ebay so is it safe to give my bank account, credit card and other things to ebay will I lose any money
Completely safe. I’ve never had any issues.
can you use bubble mailers instead of a box?
Definitely! I like the added protection of a box but as long as you use cardboard like I showed in the video, a bubble mailer works great as well!
Awesome! Another question. I dont know if you do PSA submissions but can you use a bubble mailer to send a submission?
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What dimensions are the box?
The one in the video was 6x4x2. I just use whatever I have on-hand. I've never paid for boxes :)
Do I have to print a label or can I just write the buyer's name and address on an envelope?
The label printer is definitely a luxury. Pen and and an envelope works just fine!
@@soldbyronnie do I have to buy those eBay envelopes or can I just old-school it?
@@mikeywestside8509 Old school is okay!
You probably figured it out by now, but a shipping label printer is a great idea to have just incase you sell that one big card
where do you get these type of boxes?
It was a box that I got from a shipment from a purchase I made. I’ve sold thousands of items on eBay and TCG player and I’ve never paid for any boxes.
@@soldbyronnie ah, do you have any good place to get boxes like these? I barely have any. Thanks!
@@andybigboy When I was out of boxes, I just went to my local Dollar General and they gave me as much as I wanted. Might try that or if you don’t have a DG in your area, any grocery store should be able to hook you up 👍
@@soldbyronnie Alright, tysm!
does it come with tracking ?
Yes, eBay standard envelope has tracking. It isn’t super accurate, but it does provide delivery confirmation which is awesome. It’s saved me a few times.
This box is tracked by ebay envelope? Doesnt i have to be less than 1 inch thick for ebay standard?
Wtf so it’s $4 to ship a $25 card? that’s ridiculous
Yes indeed
Brother bubble mailer over a damn box what da hell did I just watch lol
To each their own...if I'm receiving an expensive card I'd like to see it shipped in a box. We are not talking about a big difference in cost to ship a small box vs a bubble mailer.
for being more than $20 kind of cheap way to package a card.
I’d love to see the video that you would make to improve on the process!
Why no tape?
Tape is harder to get off compared to rubber bands for me. Just a personal choice.
@@soldbyronnie It is a bit more expensive.
@@blueicer101 yep I only sell
Cards on eBay that are $5 and up these days to give me a little more peace of mind on those more expensive singles. Tcg player for everything else and just a regular stamp.
@@soldbyronnie great idea with rubber bands. Wouldn't have though of it
I mean a roll of bubble wrap is dirt cheap and looks a little more professional
I’m not a pro. I’m not Amazon. Margins are slim and at the end of the day the buyer is thankful for a protected card more than anything.
I bought a massive roll that's lasted for a long time for under $20
I'm not a pro either, but I'd recommend it, you're going with a great look with the card, and packing until you get trash bags, or a giant roll of packing paper would look cleaner and could result in more customer retentionand rebuys,
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