Thanks for asking!
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I like the two option idea myself. I've also had stuff get bent/ripped/dirty/younameit.
Thanks for asking!
Thanks for asking!
I have bought a few "paper" collectibles from different teams. More than half I have thrown out because paper bent or broken. This is the main problem for me I do not collect it anymore. I would select bigger parcel.
Noted, there is that risk there for sure.
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I have bought a few "paper" collectibles from different teams. More than half I have thrown out because paper bent or broken. This is the main problem for me I do not collect it anymore. I would select bigger parcel.
@polymerbit No crypto payments in your website ? Tried to buy some notes today but saw only paypal and traditional ways as method of payment .
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I like the idea with stamps...it has a time stamp and also the stamps!
P.S. I am also a big stamp collector!
P.S. I am also a big stamp collector!
Hello,
I have been working on a new project that went on sale last week.
It was a so called 'mystery envelope'. The project is being fully created in Switzerland and will be shipped from there too.
The thing is, I wanted to add a layer of authenticity by using the actual envelope as the parcel to ship the items.
Meaning;
1) The envelope would have Swiss stamps
2) May be slightly weathered or even lost if things go wrong.
I was thinking of offering two options, one where I would risk it and ship it like this, and the second without stamps in a bigger parcel.
Let me know what you think...
I have been working on a new project that went on sale last week.
It was a so called 'mystery envelope'. The project is being fully created in Switzerland and will be shipped from there too.
The thing is, I wanted to add a layer of authenticity by using the actual envelope as the parcel to ship the items.
Meaning;
1) The envelope would have Swiss stamps
2) May be slightly weathered or even lost if things go wrong.
I was thinking of offering two options, one where I would risk it and ship it like this, and the second without stamps in a bigger parcel.
Let me know what you think...
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