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08-16-2014, 09:40 PM
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Aution House Rules
Getting old now and have been thinking about sending some of my sets to an auction house. After reading some posts here and on the PSA forum I have a couple of questions for the members.
When you send items to an AH do they not give you some sort of itemized receipt saying they received what you sent? Are the items insured by the AH while in their possession, or do I need to purchase some sort of coverage myself? When problems occur does it turn into a he/she said v he/she said, or is there some sort of system to insure AH accountability? Thanks! B1ll D0nalds0n 
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