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theguy1991
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Thank you all for the responses!
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Was looking at the reviews. A guy is complaining about them being more flimsy and not as good as they were? Found these. Do yours have the red strip? I feel like its the same company making them all. https://www.amazon.com/9x11-5-Cardboard-Mailer-Envelopes-Kraft/dp/B07L99TS5X?ref_=ast_sto_dp
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Bubble size matter? I think I have some 3/16" size ones around. The smaller ones.
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You use bubble wrap around a bagged and boarded comic rather than the cardboard "sandwich" in the Gemini? I'm assuming $50 of bubble wrap goes further than $50 of precut cardboard right?
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Thanks for the response! https://www.boxforless.com/ with their save $10 coupon code popup that shows when I'm on the checkout page.
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I've got roughly 100 comics to sell, all bagged and boarded. They're 1990s stuff mostly. With tax and shipping for 100 Gemini mailers, it's $0.78 per comic. This is from just taping the comic down with painters tape and no cardboard sandwich. Now if I were to use a Kraft bubble mailer that's 9.5 x 14.5 with a cardboard sandwich it would be $0.73 per comic (tax and shipping for the materials). The sandwich is from 8.5"x11" precut 3/16" thick cardboard. What is the best way to go here? If I add in the "sandwich" to the Gemini it would increase the cost to $1.25 using Geminis. I don't have any cardboard around that I can get a hold of to cut my own pieces up, which is why I'd rather just order. I've seen people say that just taping the book into a Gemini can bend the comic while trying to remove it. I've also seen people say bubble mailers with cardboard inside aren't enough.
