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Shipping
What is the best way to send a rather expensive item?
Thanks, Ben |
I would recommend USPS Registered with insurance.
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The safest by far is USPS Registered Mail.
I would probably not get the insurance, it won't be needed unless damaged which if properly packaged it won't be damaged(assuming it's a graded card or such). The chance of them losing the package are near nil. |
I wouldn't even consider Fedex or UPS after my ordeal tracking down my Goldin shipment with Fedex. Goldin was great, Fedex was awful. I did go to one of the warehouses to physically pick up my shipment and while there, the guy told me that they have hired a TON of new people and they are all not following the rules. I would imagine the same is true with UPS.
Remember, UPS and Fedex are the ones responsible for shipping out this vaccine soon. They cannot handle the shipments they have now. So avoid at all cost. |
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That said, to each their own, but personally, I would opt for the insurance on a pricey piece... |
USPS Priority Mail - Includes Tracking
Sometimes I insure (up to the amount of my cost - depends on how I feel that day). Sometimes Sig Confirmation if the recipient wishes (I personally do not ask for Sig Confirmation on my end as I'm never home - so an extra day and trip to PO) I have never (in 25+ years now) had USPS lose a collectible shipment. |
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Registered is great as long as you don't mind it showing up a month after you send it. Even with what I just posted I would use one of those 2 over UPS or FedSux. |
I have used registered mail twice in the past month and it took about a week for each to arrive from Michigan to the west coast. If over 5k I will always use registered mail. Priority mail has worked great for me over the years.
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