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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;thecointrader, post: 1428417, member: 6477&quot;]Absolutely, U.S. Postal Service REGISTERED.&nbsp; NOT Certified or any other service. Certainly NOT UPS or FedEx (due to insurance issues).&nbsp; USPS Registered is the safest bet by far. Seal with water activated paper tape, box in a box. Use a permanent marker to label the package (instead of using stick-on labels, which can come off or be &#039;replaced&#039; with another label). Write the &quot;To&quot; address in large block letters across the seams of the paper tape. Don&#039;t use a tiny box (larger boxes are less likely to &#039;walk off&#039;). Stay at the Post Office window while the employee uses the inked &#039;postmark&#039; stamp over the seams of the paper tape.&nbsp; I&#039;ve sent coins to PCGS, NGC and CAC many times using these guidelines, and have never had anything go missing (knock on wood). Still, I always photograph the coin (obverse and reverse) for documentation in case of a claim.&nbsp; Be aware that Registered Mail gives you tracking at origin and delivery destination, but NOT necessarily in-between. Registered mail is SLOW, since postal employees must SIGN FOR and BE RESPONSIBLE FOR the package at every step of the way.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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