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You have no wishlist at all.  Makes it kinda hard to figure what you might be looking for.

"I'd be interested in them for closer to what they actually sell for ~15-17 on eBay."

That's not what they actually sell for.  Sure there may be a few people wanting to move them fast, but that's by no means the going price.  If that's the case I'd be trading against low TCG price.  See how that works?  So yeah, I'm not interested in trading for what the absolutely lowest price that's been sold on eBay.  The average selling price in the last few weeks has been in $20 range.  I know because this I sell them on eBay too.  So an extra $5 for trade seems perfectly reasonable.

senting a trade

People seem to get confused about over one ounce additional postage, and nonmachinable additional postage.

Nonmachinable Criteria
A letter-size piece is nonmachinable if it has one or more of the following characteristics (see 601.1.1.2 to determine the length, height, top, and bottom of a mailpiece):

a. Has an aspect ratio (length divided by height) of less than 1.3 or more than 2.5.
b. Is polybagged, polywrapped, enclosed in any plastic material, or has an exterior surface made of a material that is not paper. Windows in envelopes made of paper do not make mailpieces nonmachinable. Attachments allowable under applicable eligibility standards do not make mailpieces nonmachinable.
c. Has clasps, strings, buttons, or similar closure devices.
d. Contains items such as pens, pencils, keys, or coins that cause the thickness of the mailpiece to be uneven; or loose keys or coins or similar objects not affixed to the contents within the mailpiece. Loose items may cause a letter to be nonmailable when mailed in paper envelopes; (see 601.3.3).
e. Is too rigid (does not bend easily when subjected to a transport belt tension of 40 pounds around an 11-inch diameter turn).
f. For pieces more than 4-1/4 inches high or 6 inches long, the thickness is less than 0.009 inch.
g. Has a delivery address parallel to the shorter dimension of the mailpiece.
h. Is a self-mailer that is not prepared according to 201.3.14.
i. Is a booklet that is not prepared according to 201.3.16.

The bold areas are the reasons I was given by my Post Office's manager as to why the additional $0.22 is required on ALL envelopes containing an item such as a top loader.  Even if you don't write "non-machinable" on the envelope, it's still required.  He was honest and said that rarely they get caught, but around the holidays they catch it a lot more often because of all the greeting cards that require additional postage.  Basically, from what he was saying, we take a chance every time we mail without the additional non-machinable postage and don't label the envelope as non-machinable.

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I thought he said $10 joking.  Sealed, they sell for $20-$25 all day on eBay.  I've been trading the single lands locally for $0.50 each without any problem.  $10 is an insult lol

Sorry. fixed it.

^ This.

Unless it's a special signature you can't get anymore, or from some other famous person.  If anything, signatures make the cards worth less.