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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Conder101, post: 739656, member: 66&quot;]I would assume they are referring to insurance coverage during shipping of the coins to them and back to you (third party because you don&#039;t provide insurance and neither do they, a third unbiased party does.)&nbsp; Typically the insurer is the Post Office.&nbsp; In short you have to pay for insurance during mailing.&nbsp; If the package is worth over $700 the cheapest an safest is Registered mail but it is slower.&nbsp; If it is under $700 then insured mail is cheaper and faster, but not as safe.&nbsp; Insured Express or overnight mail are much faster, and much more expensive but no safer than regular insured mail.&nbsp; If your package is over $5000, then you will have to send it Registered because they will not insure regular mail for more than that amount.&nbsp; If it is over $25,000 then you need to get private coverage from an outside firm because $25,000 is the maximum the postal service will payout for a lost registered mail.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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