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1 USPS priority
2 priority box 3 Included packing slip, but nothing was taped to the card. 4 No insurance. Buyer had option, but didn't pay for it. 5 It was probably 10-15 years ago. No label, I just wrote the address on the box back then. 6 Buyer contacted me and said the priority box was delivered, but the flaps were wide open and the box was completely empty. I just used the self stick flaps and they popped open. I've taped them all shut since. I'm guessing that PSA 9 Bonds rookie ended up in some postman's collection. 
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