Sold Werneke/Paulson Boxes (2 Viewers)

I have a bunch of Paulson/Werrneke boxes. Not sure how to ship them... 20 fit in an LFRB, very snug, but will they get crushed/damaged during shipping??? (there is no room for any padding)... or I can ship fewer and add some padding... you decide.... and you pay for shipping

Interest list is open for 12 hours...I will draw some names randomly, you only pay for shipping cost ($20) and I need to ship them out by tomorrow...

Max 1 per person/family/household/address... and CONUS only (or if you're outside U.S., must have U.S. shipping address)

 

[QueYo]

Yes please.

 

[PLOdonk]

In

 

[DirtyTIVA]

In. Can never have enough Paulson boxes... except I guess if one buys direct...

 

[97destroyer]

In please

 

[TricycleClub]

In!

 

[kk405]

Just a tidbit for those who bought hot stamp/cash sets... the hot stamps came in white 'Werneke' boxes, while cash chips came in 'Paulson' boxes... I assume at some point when GPI runs out of the white boxes, all chips will come in the Paulson boxes

 

[TheOffalo]

and CONUS only

Do you mean all U.S. addresses, and not only continental (or contiguous) states? FYI - FRBs cost the same to ship whether to any lower 48 states, Alaska, Hawaii, or even Puerto Rico or Guam (or other territories). They're all considered domestic.

 

[JWJ]

In please

 

[Stackme]

In please, thank you.

 

[Phish1321]

In please, thanks

 

[umbkcshah]

In for the gambool

 

[Pippa]

I have a bunch of Paulson/Werrneke boxes. Not sure how to ship them... 20 fit in an LFRB, very snug, but will they get crushed/damaged during shipping??? (there is no room for any padding)... or I can ship fewer and add some padding... you decide.... and you pay for shipping

Interest list is open for 12 hours...I will draw some names randomly, you only pay for shipping cost ($20) and I need to ship them out by tomorrow...

Max 1 per person/family/household/address... and CONUS only (or if you're outside U.S., must have U.S. shipping address)


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I have USA address

 

[bluegill]

Do you mean all U.S. addresses, and not only continental (or contiguous) states? FYI - FRBs cost the same to ship whether to any lower 48 states, Alaska, Hawaii, or even Puerto Rico or Guam (or other territories). They're all considered domestic.

I sent a MFRB last month to Alaska and there was a small additional fee(about $1) added on above a continental price.

 

[Pony]

Also in!

 

[LowerBama1714]

I’m in!!!!

 

[mugenpowr]

in. Thanks.

 

[calfdemon]

In please! Thanks!

 

[TheOffalo]

I sent a MFRB last month to Alaska and there was a small additional fee(about $1) added on above a continental price.

Interesting, I've never encountered that. I just used USPS.com to calculate shipping from Los Angeles to Anchorage and from Los Angeles to New York City, and they came out the same. No mention of an additional fee.

 

[casinochipper22]

In for a box

 

[suited67]

In please

All my Best Jeff

 

[merkong]

I like a good gamble.

 

[Asmodeus]

In please

thx

 

[Captn]

Im in thanks

 

[kk405]

Anyone has any experience shipping these boxes? if I put 20 in an LFRB (with no padding), will they arrive in good shape??

 

[Hotus777]

Anyone has any experience shipping these boxes? if I put 20 in an LFRB (with no padding), will they arrive in good shape??

Even if it does somehow get damaged only a few would arrive slightly crushed. They act as additional padding for the center boxes

 

[Jeevansluck]

Anyone has any experience shipping these boxes? if I put 20 in an LFRB (with no padding), will they arrive in good shape??

I’ve never tried before.

They certainly can compress a bit before reaching that crush point, I think.

What about filling them with newspaper rolls for each compartment and making them a bit rigid? Might be a solution

 

[kaida]

In. Thanks!

 

[Hunt247]

All this time I thought it was the chips you guys were after, I never thought this was a box thing!
So the chips were a cover for the boxes. I'm slow but, eventually I catch on.

 

[Hotus777]

in

 

[kk405]

What about filling them with newspaper rolls for each compartment and making them a bit rigid? Might be a solution

that's a lot of work