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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;darrowcrowe, post: 1225121, member: 27209&quot;]True I did not pay that much for them. 68 of them were type &quot;B&quot; Washington Quarter reverses I had cherry picked the last ten years. One was a 1863 Indian Cent with reverse die CUD, three were Cherrio cents my kids got out of Cherrios boxes in 2000 that I was slabbing to put in the Christmas stockings, stuff like that. I did not even know that &quot;Cherrio&quot; cents were worth until I went on Teletrade $30-33 each to replace. A beautifuly toned 1950 Lincoln cents with colors out of this world I bought in 1995. One 1950 S/S Washigton Quarter Gem BU bought in the 90&#039;s, 1950 D/S just cherried out of &quot;scrap silver&quot;, a 1970S prisioner cent cherried out of a roll. Just because I knew more, more likely was just lucky than who I bought them from does not mean they were not worth what I insured them for. I was not slabbing them for sale I was getting them protected so I could share pass around. It was my collection and I mailed it by what was suppost to be the most secure and safest way to do so. I was not trying to have the package lost and collect as I would like the coins back more then the money and stated so in my forms to the governent. I even filed a postal fraud claim with the postal inspectors to try and get action. But since &quot;they&quot; lost it they should pay me approx replacement cost. In filing the claim the sales of the coins was over $4250 that I was able to verify, I insured them for &quot;only $3994.00&quot; and told them that is what I would have to settle for. Just want what is due me that is all. Thanks[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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