Ship via USPS - otherwise as itsa300zx said, FedEx and UPS will gouge the buyer with brokerage fees ($50 and up easily). USPS would provide you with a declaration sticker that gets affixed to the package. On that you have the option to mark it as a "gift", "sale", etc. You can declare it as $0 BUT you cannot insure it for more than its declared value - therefore, you'd have no insurance on this in the event it's lost or stolen. So I wouldn't recommend doing that. At worst, the buyer would have to pay tax on the declared value. Most times it rolls through. Value it at what you and the buyer agree as a calculated risk in the event the item doesn't make it to its destination. -jb
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