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06-08-2006, 07:38 AM
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Buyer Protection
Posted By: John Kal
I am shopping for an expensive card. I've located 2 examples which are owned by private collectors. I will be sending either $12K or $8K in the mail. Is there any way to protect myself? Any thing such as an escrow (sp?) service I can use. Would a Postal money order offer some protection? This is a first time for this kind of thing and I'm getting antsy. 
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