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Old 07-25-2016, 03:15 PM
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For $20-40K in value, I'd say you've just given yourself a really good excuse to go to National, and hand deliver those cards to PSA. If you have really expensive single cards, you can also go to National and get them graded onsite, so you have the card back in your hands that weekend.

Or even that day. Few years ago at the National in Chicago, I got a ton of HoF rookies signed and got them slabbed and graded within an hour or so.
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Registered mail is the safest. It is the way jewelers ship their wares, so I have heard.
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fedex overnight*


second choice would be registered, but only if over $50k.

echoing the sentiments of the "jewelers post".

most of them usually use fedex until it hits that monetary threshold.




* use third party insurance.
usually the absurd cost of "fedex insurance" on a $40K package (to and fro)
will pay for a yearly collectibles insurance policy.
and typically said insurance policy covers items during transit.

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