BenDMitchell
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I use a size #000 bubble mailer. Does that qualify as a large envelope?
As long as it’s under 3/4 inch thick, yes.I use a size #000 bubble mailer. Does that qualify as a large envelope?
Yep. It’s crazy how almost an identical package can cost disgustingly more. Really doesn’t make any sense. But anyway. Also, my wife’s folks live in your neck of the woods...Wentzville, but pretty close to Lake St. Louis. Haha
I use a size #000 bubble mailer. Does that qualify as a large envelope?
That’s a big reason why forums like this exist, so collectors can learn from each other. I think if you just took a look around (especially in this section), you’ll notice people are frequently asking for thoughts and opinions about things.Off topic a little bit but I just wanted to thank all of you on this thread for responding to all my questions. I apologize if I am annoying but I am just trying the learn the best I can. Thanks
I live in the Philadelphia region so to all my Canadian friends-- can you give me a list of the best Canadian hockey card shops that do new release videos on Facebook or YouTube? Or really, any of the shops up there that have decent websites?
YesDo you put all your top loaders in team set bags to store them?
For this years SPA, are the retro FW autos worth the same as the regular Future Watch cards? Or more?
Has anybody done a poll on this site listing all the different products and which are the most popular?
To me, the FWAs /999 should absolutely be worth more, as they are a true rookie card, whereas the retro FWAs are basically just a rookie-year insert that are nowhere near as desirable.For this years SPA, are the retro FW autos worth the same as the regular Future Watch cards? Or more?
Premier or Ultimate? Which way do you go?