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The reason I'm considering not asking for a refund (I'm sure he'll give it) is that I want to maintain ownership when (if) it shows up. But asking for the right of first refusal sounds like a good alternative.
Would I need to publish my claim in a newspaper? FYI - the package was USPS and it has been 5 weeks. Actually it was probably just a small letter envelope with a toploader and 2 cards. Maybe it needed a little extra postage and it will work its way through the system. 
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