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I put them in a USPS small flat rate box with zero added insurance and mail them. Just done it with a card worth a little over $2k.
I self insure. I have saved way more than that by never adding insurance and yes it would suck to lose one but even if I did I would still be ahead cash overall. Last edited by bnorth; 03-17-2023 at 05:50 PM. 
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