I will be submitting to ANACS for the very first time ever... questions.

anablep

Hi. I will soon be submitting about 20 Morgans to ANACS and was wondering if they should be sent in a sturdy bubble envelope or a small box. Which would be better? Should they be sent return receipt and insured by the PO? Please give me advise oh wise submission experts!

Barry

Send Registered. You can't use a bubble envelope with Registered though. Use a box.

dthigpen

I always send in a padded envelope with the coins inside a coinworld mailer in it via USPS Insured. Works for me *shrug*.

Tootawl

I would use a box, make sure it is well packed, and send it registered insured by the Post Office. I'd never use a padded envelope to send any coins for grading.

dthigpen

<< <i>I would use a box, make sure it is well packed, and send it registered insured by the Post Office. I'd never use a padded envelope to send any coins for grading. >>



Even if they were tucked inside a thick cardboard coinworld mailer inside that padded envelope?

anablep

Thanks guys. I appriciate the quick responses.

fivecents

I would use a box for mailing raw coins, its much better protection than a soft padded mailer.

airplanenut

I agree on the Registered Mail suggestions, but I doubt you'd ever want to send 20 morgans in a bubble mailer--they'd hit each other, or they wouldn't fit...