What is the cheapest and fastest way to ship to australia?

[ronm3-migration]

Thank you

[Mushroom]

Cheapest is by surface mail......8-12 weeks

 

Most efficient is air USPS 6-7 business days........

 

Most expensive is express.......

 

Using a courier service can be a pain in the arse as you have to be present to sign for the package. If you are not at home and don't go to their depot within 6 days they send the package back to where it came from.

[pedigreeking-migration]

GLOBAL PRIORITY IS $10

[Mike Bray]

GLOBAL PRIORITY IS $10

ditto-----

only once have i sent anything by surface and it was almost a longbox.. the buyer assured me that he was in no hurry and could wait the couple months it might take -- actually he recieved it in about 4 weeks .. but global priority is the way to go --BigMike

[toro]

If it is a CGC book it would weigh with box more than 1lb so if you keep it under 2lbs, the cost for global priority is $16.75

[ronm3-migration]

If it is a CGC book it would weigh with box more than 1lb so if you keep it under 2lbs, the cost for global priority is $16.75

 

It would be for one cgc book. Does the 16.75 have a way to track it as well?

I really appreciate the help.

[mar-vell]

the cheapst way is by barge. I did that once for a guy who wanted the absolute cheapest USPS shipping he could get. It got there......90 days after I sent it!

[Scheradon]

Just stick the postage stamps directly on the book as well as your shipping label. all the wrapping, packing and boxes just add unessesary weight. Anyone want to buy some real nice books from me?

[ronm3-migration]

Just stick the postage stamps directly on the book as well as your shipping label. all the wrapping, packing and boxes just add unessesary weight. Anyone want to buy some real nice books from me?

 

 

I liked that one.

[jordanscott]

Hedgewig the owl.

[arexcrooke]

Hedgewig the owl.

[sportmaniac-migration]

I would use global Priority anywhere outside of the US for fast and inexpensive delivery.