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Slightly OT: Fed Ex declared value
The other day I shipped a card Fed Ex. When I declared the value, the guy asked what it was, I told him sports memorabilia. He looked in a book he had, and told me the most Fed Ex will cover on sports memorabilia is $1000. I am sure many of you have shipped items of more value than $1000 via FedEx, how do you cover the insurance against loss for items over $1000? Most of you I am sure would not take the risk of shipping something like a T206 Drum, and only be reimbursable $1000 if the item is destroyed or lost.
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Ed Collecting PCL, Southern Association, and type cards. http://hangingjudgesports.com 
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