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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;stldanceartist, post: 1856412, member: 13307&quot;]I&#039;m just going to tell you what I discovered during the process of selling the 1932 China &quot;Birds over Junk&quot; dollar (ended up selling for $4800.)&nbsp; I spent about two days trying to find a reasonable solution to this issue - what if I only occasionally have expensive coins to ship overseas, how do I insure them?</p><p><br /></p><p>The summary would be that, if you are a low-volume seller, the <b>ONLY</b> option you have for coins over $1,000 in value is to use ShipandInsure (a partner of the ANA.)&nbsp; However, to even be able to use their service, you will have to join the NACA (North American Collectibles Association) for a &quot;special introductory offer of $45 for the first six months.&quot;&nbsp; I don&#039;t personally like paying someone for the right to pay them for a service, and I did talk to someone over there who would not budge on this membership issue.&nbsp; I almost bit the bullet and joined, but the application requires you to be a member of multiple trade associations and have an inventory of over $25k at all times.&nbsp; So this is for dealers, not regular people who get lucky every once in a while.</p><p><br /></p><p>In the end, if you are not a huge volume coin dealer, you are SOL.&nbsp; I might suggest finding a huge coin dealer to act as an intermediary, if they would even consider it.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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