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Most of the gift cards in these listings are marked “Does Not Expire” and “Non-reloadable.”

Recipients go to the issuer’s redemption webpage or app, enter the redemption code, and log in or create an account. Some cards also require a U.S. address and may require adult permission for redemptions by minors under 18.

Dimensions vary by listing. Example sizes shown include a folded card about 4" wide x 5" tall (about 11" tall when open) and another listing that measures roughly 5.5" long by 4" wide. Check the specific product listing for exact measurements.

Options include physical DIY menorah money holders (folding cards with clear plastic domes for rolled cash) and monetary gift cards or e-gift cards — including stock-by-dollar cards, retailer gift cards, and email-delivered e-gifts.

Values vary by card. Examples shown in the listings include $25, $50, $75 and $100 amounts.

Each card includes a clear plastic dome with peel-and-stick backing. Roll the cash, insert it into the dome, attach the dome onto the card’s rectangular guide, then fold the card and tuck the bottom tab into the slit to secure it.

Yes. The DIY menorah cards provide space to handwrite a personal message. Some e-gift or retailer cards also allow you to add a personalized message during checkout when that option is offered.

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