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PACKAGING for shipping cassette tapes or vinyl on eBay, Discogs, etc Hey Has anyone sold vinyl or cassette tapes on eBay before? I am wondering how you packaged them before shipping. [Edited 3/7/22 12:43pm] | |
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I've been selling music media on ebay for years now. I always use the amazon style record mailers with added stiffeners for vinyl. For cassettes and cd I use the pizza box style mailers, similar to these https://www.tinyboxcompan...stal-boxes
*edit [Edited 2/23/22 12:02pm] Formerly TheDigitalGardener etc. | |
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I'm gonna broken record this...
Discogs is the best vinyl/music in all formats marketplace on this planet or any other. At the very least discogs should be used to check exactly which pressing/version you're selling, what it's going for, what's the most it has gone for, etc. You may still end up selling everything on ebay (and unless you have something rare will likely get more there), but at least you'd be doing it with some knowledge. | |
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I know this would apply to Discogs as well. I don't think we have those card sleeves. | |
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Cerebus said: I'm gonna broken record this...
Discogs is the best vinyl/music in all formats marketplace on this planet or any other. At the very least discogs should be used to check exactly which pressing/version you're selling, what it's going for, what's the most it has gone for, etc. You may still end up selling everything on ebay (and unless you have something rare will likely get more there), but at least you'd be doing it with some knowledge. My question was more about the materials you would use to ship. | |
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