benjoshua wrote:Ah, somebody will buy it. You just might not get a lot of money for it. A Priority Mail box should do the trick just fine when you wrap the thing in bubble wrap.
bbarsh wrote:Stop!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! A priority mail box with not do the trick. The D&D box is too large. That said, it will sell on ebay from anywhere between $5-20 depending on how lucky you are. Most people mail it parcel post and charge just under $10 for shipping. Your only problem is finding a box to put it in. You can probably buy one in a number of places (UPS store, USPS (maybe) or one of those storage/U-Haul places.
JohnGaunt wrote:If you have the time and gas money, visit a liquor store and get liquor, wine, or beer boxes for free. You can cut-your-own box out of them with a box cutter, a ruler, tape, and about 15 - 30 minutes of time.Of course, you can just get liquored-up and cram the box into a Flat-Rate Priority Mail box. Seriously, though, is the black D&D box so deep that it won't fit into the $8.60 box?
bclarkie wrote:The depth isn't the problem, the problem is that it's way too long and too wide as well to even fit in a large sized USPS Flat Rate Box. Its a pretty damn big box and really uneccessarily so. The funny thing(or not so funny)) is that I have been sitting on 4 of the other D&D games that come in the same sized boxes(The Haunted Tower, The Dragon's Den & 2 The Goblin's Lairs) and one of the main reasons is that the damn things are too big to fit in a regular USPS boxes.
benjoshua wrote:Sorry about that, most of those D&D beginner box sets will fit in there and I was thinking it was one of those. My bad.
chromaticknight wrote:If it is an unpunched 15th print (12 digit bar code) I will take it off your hands. Send me a PM and we will work it out.Mike-or anyone else who has one to burn
JohnGaunt wrote:If you have the time and gas money, visit a liquor store and get liquor, wine, or beer boxes for free.
Geoffrey wrote:I'm afraid all the little cardboard stand-up figures are punched out. Sorry!