2 Mini Muffin Pan Aluminized Steel Makes 48 Chicago Metallic 529D

Description

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2 Chicago Metallic 529D Mini Muffin Pan Aluminized Steel
Makes 48 Mini Muffins
2 Pans
From their website:
Item # 45255
Description 26 gauge, wire in rim
Arrangement 6 rows of 8
Vol.,oz. 2.1
Mould Dimensions, in. Top 2 1/16 BTM. Out. 1 5/8 Depth 1 1/8
Centers, L 2 3/4 W 2 3/4 in
Weight 7.3 lbs each
Overall Size, in. 17 7/8 x 25 7/8
I put the condition as used, but I never did use them...
I purchased these about 7 years ago intending to use them in my restaurant and well never got around to making mini muffins.  Large ones yes but no mini's.  Time for these to move to a home where they will get uses.
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Shipping:
Shipping will be Parcel Rate via USPS.  Delivery Confirmation is included on all items. Insurance will be included on all items over 0.  Occasionally I will offer FedEx or FedEx SmartPost as it can be less expensive for larger/heavier items.
Recent changes to the USPS rate calculation:
Which Services are Affected?
All zones for Priority Mail, Priority Mail Express and Parcel Select.
What does this mean for you?
Dimensional Weight pricing applies to light weight, large packages. The general idea behind it is that there is a cost to the space these packages take up on a truck, rather than the physical weight of the package. If the calculated Dimensional Weight of your package is higher than the physical weight of a package, you are required to pay the higher of the two.
How is DIM weight calculated?
The new divisor for USPS is 166 which means if the total of the below equation equals a higher weight
than the actual weight of the package you are shipping, you must pay the Dimensional Weight instead.
(L” x W” x H”)/166 = Dimensional weight
I will do my best to set the weight and size of the box I use for each item so there is no surprise in the shipping costs.
This is also the reason I do not generally offer FREE shipping.