Coin Mailers...Where to buy cheap?

Trooper

Need some coin mailers, I did find this place on the internet selling them for


FOLDEDSIZE QTY/CASE 500 1,000 2,500 5,000 7,500 10,000

3 ¼”X6” #6 .10 .085 .08 .075 .0725 .07

3 ¾”X9”#10 .16 .14 .13 .12 .115 .11
Coin mailer linky
Looking at the web site, it looks like these will work. Any opinions?
Any one else have any place that they have dealt with that are pretty cheap?
Has anyone ordered from this place also?

Thanks
Tom

relayer

I get Safe-T-Mailers from Safe-T-Mailer and I get padded envelopes from here

K6AZ

I use CD box mailers for raw coins, and small boxes for slabbed coins. They're a liitle more expensive, but well worth it for the protection they offer.

Uline

Trooper

Thanks for the opinions....

Aren't these the same thing as the Safe T Mailers but at 25% of the price?

I also like the cd box idea....

Thanks
Tom

relayer

Yes yours are a better buy - if you need 500 of them

Spiffy469

Thanks for the links to the supplies guys.

I too was looking for a place to find some of these items for cheaper prices

Jeff

BigD5

Trooper,

I use the safe-t-mailers you linked from cheshiremailers.com. They work quite well, and are priced very competitively.

Also, ask them about their Jet-Cor mailers (white). These are EXCELLENT for mailing coins and can be used for registered packages (taped properly) as well as first class mail. I use the 00 size for most shipments and have not had a "mailer" problem in years. Obviously larger sizes are available, as well.

PM me if you would like more information.

BAJJERFAN

I was gonna say try Norman's Mailers

cohodk

I use padded bubble mailers from Staples. The 00 size is $45.00 for 250. About 17c each.

Cameonut

I use foam pouches from Uline

Uline Foam Pouches

The 3" x 4" will protect a PCGS, NGC, Segs, or smaller slab. A few raw coins in flips will also fit nicely. Since I ship primarily by Priority Mail, I put the pouch in a 6x10 Priority Mail envelope (free from the PO). Obviously they will also fit in boxes.

Bought a box of 500 a year or so ago - thought it was a lifetime supply - but I have used about 200 already.

Personally, I do not care for the fold-over corrugated safety mailers with adhesive on them. I have had slabs marred by them. I know they are popular and cheap, but I have never had that problem with the foam pouches.

solid

Here's a product I have used. It is the same self-stick corrugated material,
but comes in a roll. Very handy as it can be cut to any size.

Instant Make-A-Box

I've also used some of these boxes, which are very strong and require no tape to build.

Indestructo Mailers

Their prices in general seem higher than U-Line, but maybe similar products are
available elsewhere.

Ken