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#34
07-31-2008, 11:37 AM
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Post Office Issue
Posted By: D. Bergin
I remember reading a real horror story in the Non-Sports publication "The Wrapper" years ago. A dealer shipped out over 10K worth of high end cards (might have been even more but I'm not sure) to a client through FedEx. Insurance was paid for and the package was lost. FedEx came back and told them they were out of luck. Too bad. We don't insure collectibles like this for over $500 even though we collected the insurance charge from you. 
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