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Posted By: Anonymous
I was sending a graded card wrapped in bubble wrap sandwiched between two pieces of cardboard and put in a bubble mailer. She asked what it was and when I told her it was a graded baseball card she told me she worked in the claims department at one point and that the way it was being sent it probably wouldn't be covered by the insurance I was buying. I asked how I should send it and it sounded like it would pretty much have to be sent in a box. I imagine you would probably get a different story from another postal employee but she seemed pretty credible. |
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