Shipping from Morphy Auction In Las Vegas to Ohio

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Shipping from Morphy Auction In Las Vegas to Ohio

Postby scottzearbaugh » Tue May 10, 2016 3:23 pm

I live in Ohio. One thing that is holding me back from purchasing in the Morphy Auction is the shipping cost from Las Vegas to Ohio. Does anybody have any ideas. Thanks.
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Re: Shipping from Morphy Auction In Las Vegas to Ohio

Postby MikeB » Tue May 10, 2016 3:49 pm

Sure! Take a flight out there and pick it up. It would probably be cheaper, and you'd certainly have more fun. :D
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Re: Shipping from Morphy Auction In Las Vegas to Ohio

Postby Rick B » Tue May 10, 2016 4:09 pm

I have one on the way from Cali and it was $135.00 by Fed Ex. Yes I am in Ohio by the way. Rick B
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Re: Shipping from Morphy Auction In Las Vegas to Ohio

Postby Midcoast Vintage » Tue May 10, 2016 4:14 pm

morphy will bring vegas items back to denver, pa. for free. read it in the front part of the catalog. i live in illinois, and drive to pa. to pick my stuff up. plenty of good stops along the way to find stuff.
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Re: Shipping from Morphy Auction In Las Vegas to Ohio

Postby Richard13 » Tue May 10, 2016 7:17 pm

Have someone you trust double box it in 235 pound burst cardboard with 2 inch foam boards all the way around
And jam the inner box with styrofoam peanuts and add 3 inches of foam on top of that and ship it by bus.
Or fly out on a gamblers special with Allegiant Air pack it and ship it yourself. Those gambler flights are cheap.
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