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200lbhockeyplayer

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Ok, so Paypal needs a signature for anything over $225 (or recommends it), but I'm in the process of putting up a Kobe Bryant Logoman Autograph 1/1 and it will end at over $1000.

FedEx? UPS? USPS?

Anyone have any experience? The last truly high-end card that I sold was in person.

By the way, here is the card...
kobe-timeless-logo-1of1.gif
 

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use registered mail and insure yourself to cover the cost.

registered mail has to be tracked through each user and if it does not make its final destination some one "will be fired" or at least that is what they say at the PO.
 

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When shipping cards over $1000, I usually use USPS Registered Mail. I've shipped cards worth over $5000 like this before and I've never had any issues.
 

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Ill second registered mail. It will be under lock and key the whole trip.

Congrats on the sale!

Kevin
 

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bouwob said:
use registered mail and insure yourself to cover the cost.

registered mail has to be tracked through each user and if it does not make its final destination some one "will be fired" or at least that is what they say at the PO.
What he says pack it up nice and then PO and insure it Registered mail
 

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bouwob said:
use registered mail and insure yourself to cover the cost.

registered mail has to be tracked through each user and if it does not make its final destination some one "will be fired" or at least that is what they say at the PO.

This...last two that I had that ended over $1K, this is the way I did it.

HTH,

Matt
 

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Registered Mail it is.

In regards to the card, I pulled it today...my second biggest pull. I'm putting it up with a huge BIN w/BO so who knows.

Thanks for the help.
 

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absolute right time to pull that card with the Lakers having a chance to goto the finals again.. sweet card!
 

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As others mentioned, Registered is the way to go. Make sure that if you use tape on the package it is paper tape because they stamp every possible opening for security purposes. I just shipped a card Registered with $5000 insurance (in one of the boxes Beckett uses to ship) and it was around $22.
 

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sweet card but they could of centered the logo better.....
 

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t3dudek said:
sweet card but they could of centered the logo better.....
Agreed, but I'd rather it still attached to the jersey than others I've seen that have been chopped out with a hacksaw.
 

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200lbhockeyplayer said:
Registered Mail it is.

In regards to the card, I pulled it today...my second biggest pull. I'm putting it up with a huge BIN w/BO so who knows.

Thanks for the help.
:shock:

What's the biggest?
 

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