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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Get Some, post: 1244196, member: 32099&quot;]I think you may have went a little overboard with PCGS. They received your package and that should be enough to make you feel confident your coins are safe. I wouldn&#039;t like to ship that much money worth of coins, but I&#039;m sure dealers do it all the time so it&#039;s not as isolated as you may think. I would suggest video taping the packaging of the item and maybe having some kind of unique seal that would make it apparent if it was tampered with and you have proof that the contents were in there and pictures of the packaging for referance. </p><p><br /></p><p>I don&#039;t think that the post office would have any way to weasel out of it because PCGS had the package for a certain amount of time because that&#039;s how they run their business. They spend tons of money with USPS and they wouldn&#039;t want to lose that business either. They definately take opening of mail seriously and it is a federal offense so it&#039;s not like every worker is going to just steal an insured package and not be found out and charged. I wouldn&#039;t expect them to open every package as it arrives to verify contents because it could cause some problems as they are sitting waiting to be graded. It seems better to just leave the package as it is until it&#039;s ready to eliminate any liability of damage. If you wanted to have faster service, you should have mentioned it and paid extra for it. </p><p><br /></p><p>good luck.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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