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Is the guy on the other end going to put them on pallets? If so I would just call freight companies and get quotes. If your games fill the entire trailer then there will be no unloading and loading between shipment location and delivery location so no real chance of damages.
If they are shipping on legs I would call STI, they give pretty good discounts for multiple game shipments.
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