[24 Clement Collector 24]

I just got a question about a card being shipped to China if he won the card, but I was wondering if just a bubble mailer with the card in a top loader (taped shut), and in a penny sleeve along with it covered in cardboard and probably newspaper as well. Would that be fine and also, how much would it be to ship it since I haven't shipped internationally before. Thanks for any help!

[hive17-McGarnicle]

I don't know how much it would cost, but make sure you put a little note in there saying "hi" to the guy that is going to open the package and check it before its final destination.

[sebpoo32]

I made some deals with people overseas (Japan, Korea, Taiwan) and never had any problem at all (except for one package who took a while to arrive, but the guy was in an AFB in Japan and might have been an issue).

As for the prices...i am Canadian, sorry i can't help because we are paying much more than you guys in US. Here it is around 3.50 US from Canada to Asia.

[Bubs Daddy]

I would ship it on a slow boat and for all of its tea!

[heman0420]

sebpoo32 Wrote:I made some deals with people overseas (Japan, Korea, Taiwan) and never had any problem at all (except for one package who took a while to arrive, but the guy was in an AFB in Japan and might have been an issue).

As for the prices...i am Canadian, sorry i can't help because we are paying much more than you guys in US. Here it is around 3.50 US from Canada to Asia.

Was that me? It does take a bit longer to go to an APO.

[24 Clement Collector 24]

Any more help?

[cwesley]

Your packaging method sounds fine -- it should be very well protected that way.

For shipping rates, why not check out http://www.usps.com? They have a rate calculator there. If the card value is less than $100, first-class airmail would probably be the best option.