Cardmine team
Cardmine team
A practical packaging checklist for protecting raw cards before handing a Cardmine order to the carrier.
Before you pack anything, check that the card matches the listing and condition. A clean handoff starts with the correct card, the correct quantity, and no last-minute uncertainty.
If the card is raw, avoid touching the surface. Hold it by the edges and keep food, drinks, tape, and loose paper away from the packing area.
The goal is to stop movement without bending the card.
A safe raw-card setup usually includes:
Do not tape directly onto the card sleeve. If tape is needed, use it only on the outside layer and make sure the buyer can open the package without risking the card.
Letter shipping can work for low-value orders, but it should still protect the card from sliding or bending. Tracked mailbox packages and parcels give you more room for rigid protection.
For multi-card orders, keep cards grouped tightly and avoid stacking them loosely. If several cards are in one shipment, make sure the bundle cannot shift inside the package.
Before handing the order to the carrier, confirm:
Small packaging mistakes can create support issues later, so this final check is worth the time.
Good packaging should feel boring. The buyer opens the shipment, finds the card protected, and sees the item in the expected condition.
That is the standard to aim for on every sale.
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