How to Send Pokemon Cards in an Envelope on eBay
First up, you wanna make sure your precious Pokemon cards don’t get bent or lost in transit, right? So, grab a rigid top loader and slip your card in there—that’s like armor for your card. Then, wrap it up snugly in a piece of paper or bubble wrap. This extra step keeps it from sliding around. Next, grab a standard envelope that’s big enough to fit your wrapped card and top loader without bending. If you’re sending something super valuable, consider using a padded envelope for that extra cushion. Last but not least, seal that envelope up tight and slap on the correct postage. Your local post office can help if you’re not sure how much you need. And boom, you’re all set to make someone’s day with some awesome Pokemon TCG cards!
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Just toss it in an envelope and hope for the best!
As someone who sells a lot of cards, my go-to method is a bit different. I place the card in a penny sleeve first, then into the top loader. This way, it's double protected. After that, I tape the top loader shut with painters tape - it's easy to remove without damaging the card or top loader. Then, I write 'Do Not Bend' clearly on both sides of the envelope. Has worked like a charm every time!
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