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Wax boxes

Hi all,
I stumbled on a HUGE lot of 80s and 90s wax boxes, mostly movie and tv but also some baseball, basketball and football. I’ve never dealt in these so my question was what size box is best to ship the wax boxes in? I’m going to be putting them up on the bay next week once I get these all separated.

Thanks in advance

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  • ...djr... how cool is that Bunk original? (no pun)

    Congrats to ISplashSports for their wax box find. NICE!!!

  • secretstashsecretstash Posts: 1,396 ✭✭✭✭
    edited January 12, 2018 12:56AM

    @ISplashSports said:
    Hi all,
    I stumbled on a HUGE lot of 80s and 90s wax boxes, mostly movie and tv but also some baseball, basketball and football. I’ve never dealt in these so my question was what size box is best to ship the wax boxes in? I’m going to be putting them up on the bay next week once I get these all separated.

    Thanks in advance

    Any 86 fleer basketball or anything else hiding in that lot?

  • ISplashSportsISplashSports Posts: 9
    edited January 12, 2018 4:22AM

    @secretstash said:

    @ISplashSports said:
    Hi all,
    I stumbled on a HUGE lot of 80s and 90s wax boxes, mostly movie and tv but also some baseball, basketball and football. I’ve never dealt in these so my question was what size box is best to ship the wax boxes in? I’m going to be putting them up on the bay next week once I get these all separated.

    Thanks in advance

    Any 86 fleer basketball or anything else hiding in that lot?

    I wish! I was trying not to look in the bins as I loaded. I wanted to be surprised haha

  • jfkheatjfkheat Posts: 2,740 ✭✭✭✭✭

    Go to the USPS website and order Regional Rate A & B boxes. The boxes are free. Regional rate A boxes are a little smaller than medium flat rate boxes and are great for shipping one wax box. The rates are cheaper depending on where you are shipping to. You have to print the shipping labels on the USPS site for these boxes.
    James

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