What is the best way to ship and insure 40-45 slabs?

Stupid

I need to ship and insure somewhere between 40 and 45 PCGS slabs in one package.

What is the best and/or most cost effective way to do this?

Thanks!

Bayard1908

The approximate value is what?

Walmann

The safest way to send them is registered. May not be the most cost effective depending on the value.
But if safety is as important to you as the insurance coverage go registered.

smokincoin

I would ship them insured in (2) Pcgs storage boxes in a flat rate, priority, U.S.P.S. box.

UtahCoin

Registered. Or hand delivered.

DwaineO

Depending on value I would go with Registered mail. Just see if the post office has a box that you can use or you can purchase boxes at most office supply stores. I put the slabs in PCGS slab boxes then put the boxes in the cardboard box surrounded with packing peanuts.

Russ

Priority flat rate registered.

Russ, NCNE

CertifiedGoldCoins

Registered Mail, period. Risk of loss about zero.

291fifth

Use registered mail. I believe the maximum insurance for one package is $25,000.

Stupid

Ok, Thanks guys. Forgot to say that the value would be about $4500.

SeattleSlammer

Love your handle. String one or two sentences together and you look like an overachiever.

Stupid

Exactly SS, you get it. If I say something stupid, well it was expected anyway.

BobSav

What Russ said.

Priority usually shortens delivery time and registered means completely safe.

Bob