Weirdest way you've seen cards packaged?

[Gagne12]

Saw these come to me in the mail today and thought it took some work and is alittle odd to see, and wondered what you guys have seen for packaging? these came in toploaders/team bags and then wrapped in colorful paper with heart stickers all over them? Odd I thought anyway, maybe somebody loves me!


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[cygnusx1]

Haha I see we have purchased from the same seller

[creasecollector]

Haha, awesome! I've had a few experiences with weird snack & food paper/cardboard packaging around the team bag. Odd, but still made me laugh. Those were the tastiest hockey cards ever....

[Sharky94]

I received a jersey card inside a bubble mailer. That's it. Just the card. No penny sleeve. No top loader. No packing slip. No protection of any kind. Just the card thrown inside the mailer.

Luckily it came through unscathed, so I didn't leave negative feedback. But it was lucky.

[Skioilers]

Not weird as such but I got a card from Canada in a bubble envelope, top loader but the envelope wasn't sealed, the sticky strip still had the bit you peel off on. I was surprised the card was still there.

[Gagne12]

I've had cards sent to be with no toploader/cardsleeve before as well and somehow they survived. I dont know how a open envelope would survive but you got lucky there! Btw I've got a couple Rask cards you might be interested in. PM coming.

[RGM81]

Excessive tape imprisonment.

[MattDMC]

My weirdest was a card in a bubble mailer that the card was wrapped in aluminum foil. No top loaded, no penny sleeve, no team bag, just a card wrapped in aluminum foil and put in a bubble mailer.

I think the seller had some extra aluminum foil left over when he was done making his hats.

[wild4life]

Excessive tape imprisonment.

Yep, I've dealt with a few of those.

[sedinfan]

I almost wish I'd taken a picture, there's one seller I've bought from a few times who must have an entire stamp store worth of old Canadian postage stamps. I've received some oversized bubble mailers from him (like 8' x 10' if not larger) where the entire front of the envelope except my address is covered in stamps ranging from a penny and up, and all from different years of production spanning from like the 70's to more current ones.