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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Numismania, post: 1129745, member: 28971&quot;]I always put my coins in a padded mailer, #000 I believe, wrap it in bubble wrap, drop it in a &#039;small-box&#039; Priority Mail box, with nothing sliding.&nbsp; For $7 and change for under $200 items, I know my mailer won&#039;t get &#039;opened/damaged&#039;, naturally, or with a &#039;bit of help&#039;, and my buyers (on &amp; off ebay), traders (off ebay), are always happy.&nbsp; You can&#039;t skimp on shipping.&nbsp; I do not know about overseas shipping, but here in the lower 48, a real collector does NOT want to see a plain envelope with stamps on it...no sir, that&#039;s the LAST thing he/she wants to see!&nbsp; lol</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>I thought someone mentioned Teletrade shipped items, but can&#039;t find it now...but they do ship securely, and wrap brown packing tape, with the strands in it...they wrap the snot out of it.&nbsp; They ship VERY securely...it isn&#039;t a bubble mailer, but I belive a padded mailer.&nbsp; I was told at my local P.O.&#039;s that the padded mailers, the smaller ones, are now under the &#039;thickness&#039; requirement at the P.O.&nbsp; It&#039;s like the &#039;you must be this tall to ride this ride&#039; at the parks and carnivals...they pass it through this &#039;gauge&#039;, for lack of a better term.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>Can&#039;t skimp on shipping...it DOES cost, but you really can&#039;t skimp.&nbsp; I ALWAYS use del confirm (or sig confirm for over $250...both on and off ebay).[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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