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#7
05-23-2006, 10:23 PM
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Stolen 1933 Goudey Red Faber PSA 5
Posted By: JimB
Perhaps this is not the case here, but I have wondered if when we put a large amount of insurance on an item if it does not tempt certain postal workers. Anyone can tell by the amount of postage how much insurance is on the package. I may be overly suspicious since I lived in India for a year and every package I received from the States was delivered torn open with items missing inside. On the shipping end, this problem was solved for me when I got an insurance policy on my collection which covers cards I ship, so I do not need postal insurance on top of it. 
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