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09-11-2013, 07:49 AM
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If a board member here you can send Leon an email, he has a good handle on most I think?. As for shipping, I'd go with sig confirmation and full insurance over 1000 registered.
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09-11-2013, 08:02 AM
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Many great trades with members here.
Make sure Leon or a veteran member vouches for the person. Always send with signature confirmation (I use DC if less than $50), if you do not have a collectibles insurance policy to cover loss then purchase insurance, remember you are responsible for the card getting to the trade partner if the card does not make it you will have to cover the loss. Package the cards well, throwing a card in a bubble mailer with no protection is asking for trouble.
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