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07-13-2003, 10:40 AM
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shipping insurance
Posted By: warshawlaw
And I declare the value. I don't really consider shipping insurance all that much because I have an all-risk policy on my cards. If you are really concerned about loss in transit, ship the cards registered mail or via one of the private companies with full value declared and insured for. Or better yet, go to a show where they are accepting cards onsite and hand deliver the cards. I'd never send my T206 Wagner (the one with the blue eyes, naturally) to a grader via anything except my own two hands. 
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