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09-03-2014, 09:27 AM
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if it is under 1000 i just use usps signature req , of the last 7000 items i dont think one was lost for good , anything over that i will use usps regest mail , even a box with 1000 items going to psa , as safe as they get, and note fed ex , does not insure collectibles, at least they didnt , they will take the money but if lost or damaged will refuse to pay, been there done that.
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