USPS lost my card submission to SGC and denied my insurance claim

[notfast]

People who buy/sell anything of value really need to look into a 3rd party insurance policy like Collect Insure.

You’ll save so much money in the not so long run but not buying pointless insurance on packages every time

[philo98]

Originally Posted by notfast

People who buy/sell anything of value really need to look into a 3rd party insurance policy like Collect Insure.

You’ll save so much money in the not so long run but not buying pointless insurance on packages every time

I’m working with them now on a quote. Seems like the best way to go about all of this. Looks like pretty decent insurance.

[Directly]

I filed a USPS claim 10/23/2020, up loaded the Ebay sale with the claim. In this case the box appeared to be compromised and the card was missing. When the opened damaged refused box was returned I gave it to the post office as advised per a USPS response letter.
So its been a month and the claim history still shows under review. The insured card was sold for $650.00 so no life changer, but a month seems long enough to find the missing card. I do have private insurance but don't feel they should pay for what the Postal insured should. Talking with another collector whom filed a claim said it took forever to get paid--I do know my Congressman but hesitate to get him involved over 650.00. My situation may be a cheap education because I have used priority mail in the past to send in valuable cards for grading, so in the future will go the registered mail route!