Sending High value cards to PSA Insurance?

[philliesfan]

Personally, I would fly out and hand deliver it and pick it back up in person.
Bob

[Aquarian Sports Cards]

if you have a card of that value you should have your own insurance which can cover mailing.

[Peter_Spaeth]

Originally Posted by Aquarian Sports Cards

if you have a card of that value you should have your own insurance which can cover mailing.

Such a policy with that kind of mailing limit for a single item would be pretty pricey, no?

[hcv123]

They will take your $$, but only offer $1K limit on "collectibles" which is only in their fine print. Private insurance is worth looking into - CIS. Private courier sounds interesting, but I have nothing to add to that conversation. Hand delivery and pickup also an option. You are going to be paying a chunk of change to grade, what's a roundtrip airline ticket on top of it?

[sb1]

Registered Mail and sleep tight....It will get there

[Peter_Spaeth]

There's also the issue of return shipping. Does PSA have a declared value limit?

[insidethewrapper]

I would go Registered Mail also. But how is it returned to you ??

[JollyElm]

PWE, the only way to go.

[whiteymet]

Originally Posted by philliesfan

Personally, I would fly out and hand deliver it and pick it back up in person.
Bob

Bob: I was told on another post that PSA does not allow "drop off" submissions. Does anyone know for sure if this is true?

Here is what Swarmee said:

Officially, they don't offer drop-off unless you're taking it to a card show like The National where they are bringing their slabbing machines. However, they did post on Twitter when they let Phil Hughes bring his cards in, but he's a player and internet celebrity, so it's not for the common folk.

And Raulus said:

I think they let Mike Trout drop off his cards too.

I am up for a flight and hotel for a few days if PSA will allow me delivery and pick up personally.


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[raulus]

Originally Posted by whiteymet

Bob: I was told on another post that PSA does not allow "drop off" submissions. Does anyone know for sure if this is true?

Here is what Swarmee said:

Officially, they don't offer drop-off unless you're taking it to a card show like The National where they are bringing their slabbing machines. However, they did post on Twitter when they let Phil Hughes bring his cards in, but he's a player and internet celebrity, so it's not for the common folk.

And Raulus said:

I think they let Mike Trout drop off his cards too.

I am up for a flight and hotel for a few days if PSA will allow me delivery and pick up personally.


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I could be wrong, but I think being Trout has privileges that us mere mortals might not enjoy.