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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;saltysam-1, post: 1055638, member: 23368&quot;]I had but one claim with USPS and it was turned down. The reason: Not a secure enough envelope. It was a returned coin to the seller. He saw that the corner of the envelope was torn open and asked the mail carrier to note that the contents were missing. Even though I had the envelope sealed all the way around with tape, I was told this wasn&#039;t good enough. I asked why the post office accepted it that way and was told they shouldn&#039;t. So, even with the insurance I lost $150 on the cost of the coin plus the cost of the insurance it&#039;s self. They claim, (remember it&#039;s a third party that insures the contents, not the government), I was to have used a mailer style envelope which is self adhering. I wish the postal clerk would have told me this to begin with, but perhaps he didn&#039;t know either. (New person?) I understood where they were coming from and did not pursue it further. I thought if they accepted the package as sent, it was shipped correctly and their responsibility...&nbsp; Nope![/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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