US MInt & PO Box... & FedEx??

Last week my spouse coins went in process.... my bank account showed a pending debit.... my cancel box disappeared.
Then, the pending debit disappeared & the order page still shows "in process"....
My bank account has a PO Box as the address (so does the debit card)... so I listed the PO Box as the shipping address so I wouldn't have processing issues (my first time ordering from the mint). So, when I hear that FedEx is the delivery method.... does that mean I won't get shipment because FedEx doesn't deliver to a Post Office??
Then, the pending debit disappeared & the order page still shows "in process"....
My bank account has a PO Box as the address (so does the debit card)... so I listed the PO Box as the shipping address so I wouldn't have processing issues (my first time ordering from the mint). So, when I hear that FedEx is the delivery method.... does that mean I won't get shipment because FedEx doesn't deliver to a Post Office??
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As I said, the debit to my account was pending from the Mint... then it disappeared a day or two later & the money was never taken??
Has anyone here received a spouse delivery to a PO Box?
<< <i>If you shipping address is a P.O. Box, your order will be shipped by registered mail and can take up to two weeks to arrive. >>
Oh lordy....... That stinks.
(I had just spoke with FedEx, and they said if they received a parcel to be delivered to a PO Box, that they deliver to the Post Office main desk & it's up to the post office to contact the box holder for pick-up).
<< <i>If you shipping address is a P.O. Box, your order will be shipped by registered mail and can take up to two weeks to arrive. >>
The Mint won't ship Fedex to a P.O. BOX.
It will be ship Registered Insure Mail, it could be 3 days to 3 weeks.
San Diego, CA
San Diego, CA
<< <i>If you shipping address is a P.O. Box, your order will be shipped by registered mail and can take up to two weeks to arrive. >>
That is correct -- they will use Registered. You will likely get it within a week, but don't panic until, say, three weeks have passed.