Match protection to card value
Low-value raw singles may fit lighter handling after owner approval, while higher-value or condition-sensitive cards should receive stronger protection and clearer tracking expectations.
Use this guide before payment when card value, thickness, condition sensitivity, or tracking expectations matter. It explains when letter-style handling may fit, when package shipping is safer, and why MW Pulls keeps shipping promises proof-gated until owner-approved rows clear packing tests.
Low-value raw singles may fit lighter handling after owner approval, while higher-value or condition-sensitive cards should receive stronger protection and clearer tracking expectations.
Top loaders, team bags, extra cardboard, multiple cards, graded slabs, and sealed items can change thickness enough to require package shipping instead of letter-style handling.
Package shipping is the safer path when the order is thick, heavy, high-value, sealed, graded, or too important to risk as a letter-style shipment.
MW Pulls should verify packed-card tests, shipping rates, eligible rows, and owner approval before promising LetterTrack or any direct checkout shipping workflow at scale.
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No. This guide explains shipping protection decisions only. Each order still needs owner-approved card details, packing fit, shipping method, and checkout readiness.
Use package shipping when the order is thick, high-value, graded, sealed, multi-card, condition-sensitive, or otherwise unsuitable for letter-style limits.
Ask MW Pulls to confirm the exact card, condition, packaging plan, thickness, tracking expectation, and whether the order should use package shipping before checkout.