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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;medoraman, post: 1926761, member: 26302&quot;]Again, (and I guess for the last time), shipping charges CAN contain much more than postage in my mind. Shipping, packaging, handling, and insurance. All four of these things are costs. How many of these costs a seller wished to absorb versus passing along to the buyer is not set in stone. I deal with some auction firms that might charge me $20 for shipping of one coin. This is because they do not want the risk of losing it, so they insure the package with an insurance company.</p><p><br /></p><p>So, again, $5.25 I do not consider unreasonable to pay someone to get the coin to you. WHY DOES IT MATTER how it gets to you if you agreed to pay $5.25 for delivery? Would you have been po&#039;ed if the man happened to live across town from you and drove it over? Gas is not free either. So, once you agree before you bid to $5.25 shipping charges, I do not comprehend why, when you in fact DO RECEIVE the coin, why any of the details matter. If you do not like the level of protection the coin received, you can choose to not buy from the seller because you would be worried your coin might arrive broken, but in this case you were told it was $5.25, you paid $5.25, the coin arrived. What other argument is there?[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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