How do you ship the 1986 Donruss All-Star cards?

[asquareron]

How would you ship one of these cards? They are not even close to being able to fit in a toploader and they are to small to ship in a page protector because they would move around to much. Please LMK if you have an answer. Here is the card I am talking about:

http://s1054.photobucket.com/albums/s482/asquareron/Baseball/?action=view&current=DaveStieb.jpg

 

[Jeffo65]

I would put them in a envelope and next to a piece of cardboard to strengthen it. 5x7 sleeves will work as well, if I remember correctly.

 

[asquareron]

I would put them in a envelope and next to a piece of cardboard to strengthen it. 5x7 sleeves will work as well, if I remember correctly.

Okay, I will try it. Thanks!

 

[mrmopar]

There are hard sleeves that are close to that size out there, but if you don't want to find or buy those, the cardboard method works just fine.

 

[3greyhounds]

My LCS has toploaders that will hold that size card.

 

[scottzoe]

I use comic book backboards and bags for oversized cards. Fold the back board in half, place it in the bag, seal the bag and you are good to go!
Scott

 

[baberuth#3]

I've had many of these come in nothing but bubble mailer and nearly every time they come damaged. I'd say the cardboard method is also your best bet unless you want to buy oversized toploaders. By the way, I have a 1986 Donruss All Stars wantlist in my sig under my set needs.

Curtis

 

[mintman2]

Plastic wrap the card and put between two pieces of cardboard. Hardly seems worth the expense though.