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Good idea. Appreciate the insight

I'd get the sturdiest stock you can find in required size that's still manageable to work with. The stock I use is certainly more wobbly than Warneke boxes, but it has worked fine for shipping once LOL.

@divinerites has been here before! We've helped him out and you are more than welcome to take warneke boxes into a casino or your own rack. I've never heard of anyone having trouble with that.

...Apache decked out and ready to go, but it was clunky/heavy, so I moved everything to my CPC cardboard boxes (better to use for this than warneke if you have them) and carried them in a regular/nice overnight bag that had a shoulder-strap. It was perfect and was 100% the right decision when...

Cheers. As always, good input. Flipping the box onto a rack... chipper life hack! Hadn't thought of doing that.

is this thick A4 paper or card?

Sent my last two racks this way, with a warneke box, a small flat rate box and a padded envelope. Step 1- secure warneke box and place in sfrb Step 2 - modify sfrb, cut/tear the box on the sides so the sides fold in like this: Step 3 - split the securing tab to fit in the now smaller...

...and with the way those are now, chips in those smaller groups may not stay together in a ripped-box-scenario. Most here put whole racks into Warneke-style or CPC chip boxes...wrap them, and then place those in double flat-rate boxes with padding. The majority of chip shipments go without a...

...Lesson learned. Worse part is one of the boxes was broken open enough that I could see in and notice paper. @ the time I considered it to be warneke boxes for packing. A bit of a panic sent in and I ripped them open immediately to discover paper lol The entire insurance option is absolutely...

I appreciate this. If London24 is unable to help me out then this is an option too. Just in need of some boxes for what I have listed in the classifieds. I haven't shipped chips any other way than in chip boxes with bubble wrap and wouldn't want to risk chips getting damaged in tranzit.

honestly, don't know where all mine have gone. become a bit of a problem as i have about 1500 chips i need to offload.

https://www.pokerchipforum.com/threads/boxes-broken-arrow-chip-boxes-paulson-warneke-style.110981/

The Warneke-style boxes ar not plastic, though...they're made of cardstock.

One last derail… someone should make a YouTube library of all the mixed games…more SEO for you @Tommy @justincarothers any progress on 43mm warneke boxes? @TheChipRoom should be able to fill your minimum order.

...each other (like only a few "zones" apart), otherwise a SFRB will be more cost efficient. That small box is also nice because it can fit two warneke boxes. If I do want more protection without the variable cost of a non-flat rate box, then I usually use a padded flat rate envelope. You can...

I’ve usually received them in a mixture of Saran type wrap and bubblers tightly wrapped together and taped up, usually around 2 barrels worth in each roll. But truthfully, if the chips are anything other than china clay, I think it’s worthwhile to purchase 50-100+ boxes. You can ship these in...

1000 pc set with 4 dealer buttons. Chips and buttons only. No racks or case. Shipped in warneke boxes. $400 $375 shipped 100 x 0.25 100 x 0.50 300 x 1 300 x 5 100 x 25 50 x 100 50 x 500

Shout out to @Spinettis Gaming Where else can you get that kind of history in the same box as another rare single, warneke boxes, and a rattan craps stick (not pictured) all delivered to your doorstep in another state.

...@gmunny 20 @suited67 70 @ovo 40 @Mojo1312 25 @joeyshin 30 @TRKingChips 25 @ChaosRock 30 @doublebooyah85 10 @kk405 100 @Gear 40 @moordb 20 @jayfiggy 10 @TheChipVault 100 @Jacks 20 @l33tf0b 20 @TheBigTater 40 We will also have 39mm warneke style boxes in stock next week, in case you need both...

Woah woah woah. You want a warnake box??! I'm giving you a Safeway bag rolled up on itself and I yelled the address at it and yer gonna like it!