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#11
05-14-2008, 10:37 AM
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USPS Thieves
Posted By: Bob
It does happen. I shipped a Paul Waner card through the mail 4 or 5 years ago and it never made it past the Memphis post office where the envelope was found in the employee's break room with a slit on the bottom where the card was removed. I had an E98 Coombs which never arrived through USPS and a year earlier a T207. I had a complete set of E98s which made it in to the UPS shipment center in Little Rock, Arkansas (insured) but like the Roach Motel, never made it back out for the final destination. I guess it is in Washington DC now in that room where Indiana Jones' packages wind up. 
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