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03-24-2019, 03:43 AM
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USPS Insurance
Hi Everyone...
I have sent out thousands of packages over the years. I have sent some insured. However, I never gave it much thought. Now, I am preparing to consign a few cards that would have a $5000 replacement value. If I insure them and the worst happens, will the insurance actually pay out? Would I have to "prove" that the contents of the package are worth $5K ? or jump through any other hoops? Or is it a simple process? Has anyone here actually collected on the USPS's insurance? 
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