Hi,
1. Tip: use a snug sleeve for Yu-Gi-Oh! cards
A Yu-Gi-Oh! card is 59 × 86 mm, a little smaller than the 63 × 88 mm Magic and Pokémon size. Sleeves sold as "small" or "Japanese" size fit it snugly. A standard sleeve technically holds the card but lets it shift, and shifting wears the corners. So: small sleeve, then a toploader, then a gentle shake. If anything moves, add a cardboard stiffener behind it before the envelope.
Source: www.tcgstacked.com/yugioh/guides/sleeves-and-sizes
The full single, playset and bulk guide: tcgspeedshipper.com/blog/how-to-ship-yugioh-cards.html
2. What changed: TCGplayer Direct reaches more buyers
- Australian buyers can see Direct inventory from Oct 8, and Canadian buyers get the full Direct selection from Oct 28. TCGplayer says Direct sellers don't need to change any shipping settings. If you ship your own orders, nothing changes for your labels. Source: seller.tcgplayer.com/blog/tcgplayer-direct-is-expanding-to-more-buyers
3. New in TCG Speed Shipper: your logo on the label (Premium)
Premium sellers can now print their own logo, a short note and a QR code to their store along the bottom of the shipping label, not only on the packing slip. Open the Design tab, choose your logo (it stays on your device) and tap Preview to see the real label. Thermal printers print in black and white, so the label gets a black-and-white copy of your logo, with a slider to make it darker or lighter. tcgspeedshipper.com/
Also new: after you load your orders, the label count and the Download PDF button sit at the top, so on a phone you don't have to scroll to find them. The sample order is free and never counts toward your 10 free labels a month.
Reply and tell me what slows down your shipping day.
Sam (Clujkeebs) TCG Speed Shipper