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1800 Dollar - Advice Needed Please

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Conder101
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Try UPS or FedEx. You should get £5000 insurance.

You can, but since they don't insure coins, even collectable coins (it's in their terms), if something happens to it they will not pay off on the insurance.

A courier service would probably be too expensive. It is possible to get private insurance on a shipped item. I would agree with talking to Heritage about the shipping problem. They do have private shipping insurance and they may be able to help you find a private insurer or even a way to cover it under their insurance. Talk to Heritage.
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troyster
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Thanks everyone.
BH1964 said this "Also remember there is a chance it will return from PCGS or NGC in a "Details" holder and that will cut the value in half."
I don't know what a details holder is and why it would devalue the coin. Anyone explain?
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"Details" means there's damage to the coin, so the grader will only go so far as to say that the "details" of the coin are AU-50, but the overall coin is something worse.
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